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“I've heard [criminals] put some sort of glue or tape on a door, and let's say you haven't been in your apartment for a week or two, now I know [in] my head this is an apartment to break into. So I highly recommend cameras in the hallways.” - Constable Richard Akiki
That’s just one of many tips from our officers that help keep seniors safe.
✔️ We are answering pressing questions.
✔️ We are building trusted relationships with residents.
✔️ We are sharing crucial information to prevent crime.
Safety is a shared responsibility.
Read more safety tips on our website: bit.ly/4z2nIPF
#CPWeek2026 #ProtectingOntarioTogether #AwarenessInAction #CommunitySafety @OACPOfficial
📸 POV - it's Take Your Kids to Work day!
Deputy Chief Kevin Maher and Inspector Paul Foley share some opening remarks and exciting stories about policing for our 55 students before we pull back the curtain and show them how we solve crime.
Follow along as we highlight the specialized units of our Service.
And for our final stop ➡️ Emergency Services
From our specialized tactics to advanced equipment, students are learning how our officers work in high-risk incidents.
The Halton Regional Police Service has made an arrest and laid one charge after a fraud investigation at the Serbian Orthodox Diocese of Canada located in Milton.
See the attached media release for additional information on this investigation: haltonpolice.ca/news-release…
"It's important for victims to know that they're not alone in going through any hardships. Our team here at the Halton Regional Police Service is happy to help and we're always going to be here for you when you need us."
As our Crisis Intervention Coordinator, Angela Arnold is responsible for monitoring live calls and dispatching herself to scenes where victims are likely to be in crisis or enduring significant trauma. This proactive approach removes the burden from victims during their most vulnerable moments and allows officers to focus on their investigation.
Together, our Victim Services Unit ensures stronger communities are built through the compassionate support we provide for individuals affected by crime or traumatic events.
Watch the full video here: bit.ly/4iniFEw
Learn more about our Victim Services Unit: bit.ly/46gHafC
#CPWeek2026 #ProtectingOntarioTogether #AwarenessInAction #CommunitySafety @OACPOfficial
Great work today by our Commercial Vehicle Unit and by the citizen who called it in. Collision potentially stopped and lives potentially saved.
You know its going to be interesting when we make a video about it…
Erratic driver of CMV called in by citizen in Acton. We intercepted the CMV and conducted an inspection. NO Pre trip completed.
See video.
Multiple charges; Out of Service. #LivesSaved #MakeTheCall911
Fraud Investigation:
Two men and a woman have been arrested and charged with multiple criminal offences following a vehicle financing fraud investigation.
More on the investigation can be found in the accompanying media release: haltonpolice.ca/news-release…
**UPDATE**
The gas leak in Milton has been dealt with and residents returned to their homes last night.
Fortunately, there were no injuries.
WATCH as Cst. Ryan Anderson breaks down the many security and crime prevention tips to protect your home.
As our community falls back one hour, your home becomes a prime target for thieves who are looking to take advantage of the shorter days.
Read more: bit.ly/4ghdm8k
Driver was stopped for driving 183 km/h in a posted 80 km/h zone Saturday morning in Halton Hills.
Licence suspended and vehicle impounded.
Speeding isn't worth the risk. Slow down. Get there safely.
"There are not many careers where you can talk an individual who is in crisis off a bridge ledge, sit down with them, talk about life, and connect them to life-changing support."
As a police officer, Constable Brisebois' job is as much about preventing tragedies as it is about preventing crime.
It is our honour to show up in people's hardest moments, and work alongside our community partners to ensure their safety.
Learn more: bit.ly/4tiNqMW
#CPWeek2026 @OACPOfficial
ALT Cedrik Brisebois, Constable at the Halton Regional Police Service, standing in the community with overlay text that reads, "Mental Health Support; There are not many careers where you can talk an individual who is in crisis off a bridge ledge, sit down with them, talk about life, and connect them to life-changing support. The more we can relate to each other, the stronger we all are. That's what policing means to me."
Although our community gains an hour of sleep for daylight savings, thieves are taking advantage of reduced daylight hours, with most break-ins occurring between 5 p.m. and 10 p.m.
As the days get shorter and it gets darker earlier, keep these safety tips in mind:
- Lock and secure all doors, windows, and fenced yard gates;
- Store valuables in a secure, well-hidden safe or location; and
- Use a home security system and audible alarms.
Learn more: bit.ly/4Bydauh
This Crime Prevention Week, we'll be sharing how we work together to keep Halton safe, and how you can do your part to protect yourself and others.
WATCH as Cst. Dillon shares a few safety tips for tonight's trick-or-treaters.
- Make sure kids can see clearly through their masks;
- Be visible in the dark by wearing bright-coloured costumes, reflective tape or glow sticks; and
- Ensure kids are always accompanied by an adult.
@yourtvhalton: bit.ly/4A24lqN
