Cobourg Police – Bi-Weekly Update

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The Cobourg Police Service (CPS) bi-weekly update provides an overview of break and enters, theft from motor vehicles, mischief, and other crime trends in the Town of Cobourg over two
weeks.

In addition to the bi-weekly update, an operational report is provided to the Cobourg Police Services Board (CPSB) every month. The operational report offers a breakdown of calls for service, year to year comparable on crime trends, and highlights calls of interest. CPS operational reports can be found in the CPSB meeting minutes online through eScribe, the Town of Cobourg public meeting website.

Community members can access information about police activity in Cobourg through the crime mapping tool available at cobourgpoliceservice.com.

From January 1 to January 15, 2023, CPS responded to 389 calls for service.

• Break and enter: One (1) – King Street West area

• Theft from motor vehicle: One (1) – William Street

• Distraction theft: Two (2) – Strathy Road parking lots

• Mischief: Three (3) – Cottesmore Avenue, King Street West (2)

• Fraud: Five (5) impersonation and online fraud

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