By Wendy Elliott
NovaNewsNow.com
Nov. 13
Charges were laid after a curfew breach.
A complaint in Cambridge of noise that went on all night came in at 8:15 a.m.
A window was broken overnight at a Kingston business.
A bike was found in Wolfville and police are investigating some damage at an Acadia University building.
There was a break-in at a home in Greenwood and another in Aylesford. Nothing was taken.
A concern about possible guns shots in Greenwood turned out to be a lawn mower backfiring.
Police were occupied with a dispute regarding a vehicle that was actually a civil matter.
There was a request for a well-being check.
A push lawn mower was stolen from an unlocked shed atop the South Mountain.
Two young neighbours got into a fight at 10:42 p.m. in Auburn.
Shortly afterward, there was a complaint of loud music and underage drinking in Waterville. Police determined no underage drinking was going on.
Nov. 14
A 39-year-old woman was charged with assault in Greenwood.
A neighborhood dispute was reported from Morden and later there was a disturbance in Waterville.
A wallet and cash were stolen from an unlocked vehicle in North Kentville. There was another theft from an unlocked vehicle parked on Main Street, Wolfville.
Two young females got into a dispute in Canning.
A woman in her 30s took $135 worth of meat from a Greenwood store, then dropped it and fled. An investigation is underway. Another shoplifter was reported in Kingston.
A male was trespassing at the Greenwood Mall. He had been previously banned.
A suspicious male and female were reported on a trail in Coldbrook.
There was a break-in at a North Kentville residence, but nothing was taken.
Police checked out a possible break-in at the church camp in Berwick. The problem was a defective light.
Nov. 15
At 2:51 a.m. five men, who had been drinking, failed to pay a cab driver. One man, who only had one shoe and couldn’t stand up, was arrested and the most sober fellow paid up.
A truck hit the open door of parked car in Canning at 7:59 a.m.
There was a medical emergency in Berwick when a man in his 70s fell.
Someone reported observing a machete on a New Minas roadway.
A car hit a deer in Canaan.
A 49-year-old man was reported for being intoxicated in Greenwich.
An elderly female driver did not pay for gas in New Minas.
Leaves being burned in New Minas were problematic.
A Berwick resident alerted police to a potential disturbance, which did not occur.
Nov. 16
A suspicious vehicle was reported at 1:49 a.m. in Kingston; the driver was delivering newspapers.
Someone let the air out of tires in Berwick
There were cows on the road in Lakeville at 8:37 a.m.
A wallet was stolen at a New Minas store and cash was taken from an unlocked vehicle in Kingston.
There was a break-in in Aylesford, but nothing was taken.
Four tires and rims for sale by the roadside in North Kentville were stolen.
