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Police char ge mnan with assauht following scuffle during arrest An ossauli charge wos laid losi week afser a driver beiosg investigotcd ai thse OPP collision centre on Steeles Avenue sped away. Ai about 4 p.m. October 21, a Ministry of Transportation officer was.investigating a driver for failing 10 remamn ai tise scene of a collision when tise mon quickly drove off. He was pulied over on Martin Street by police. Tise mon refused to identify hicu- self, police said, and aîîempîed to fiee on fout. A short struggle ensued. A 54-year-old Brighton mon was charged witis assaut with inteni to resiot arresl and dongerous driving. Tires stolen st week A theft last week resulted in tise disap- peaconce of tires worth $30,000. Ovemigsi October 21, unknown sus- pects siole 100 Goodyear truck tires front Tombro Trucking on Market Drive. The tires were in a metal bin outside tise main building. Police said a white van seen in tise area may have been tise get-away vehicle. Police are investigating. - Unknown suspects enered tie garage Police B lotter and took a Sears lawn mower,a ioze ___________________________ pressure washer and six fishing rods and Stereo system swiped A car was broken int and its high-tech stereo systemn stolen overnigisi bot Fridoy. Police said unknown suspects enîered tise locked 2000 Honda Civic and took on Alpine stereo system witis a DVD ployer and speakers, plus a monitor and two sub- oroofers. Tise estimated valse of tise stolen proper- ty is $6,900. Truck broken into A truck parked on No. 5 Sideroad was broken imb sometime between October 16 and 18. Unknown suspects puncised in tise door key locks and siote an electric isoist and a Hitachi rail gun valued at $3,700. Garage broken mn A Cabot Trail home was broken into ovemigst Ociober 2 1. Police said tise resident retumed home and forgot 10 close tise garage door behind hiro. reels. Tise estisnated value of tise stolen proper- ty is $1,400. Number of windows smasher! A numiser of veiie windows were bro- ken by unknown suspects early Soturday mormng. A 1998 Plymouths van parked on Charles Street had its rear window smasised betoreen midnight and 12:45 o.m., cousing $500 in daimage. At 1 a.m., tise rear window of a Plymouths Acclaim parked on Pine Street was smashed, causîng $500 worts of dam- age. And at about 1:30 arn., tise driver's side window and windshield of a Ford Probe parked on Thomas Street orere smashed. 'Me damage is pegged at $500. Tise next day ai about 1:45 p.m., tise orin- dow of o Main Street East doctor's office was broken. The estisnated value of tise broken win- dow is $300. The Canadian Champion, Friday, October 29 2004-9 Police auction Nov. Ô Plenty of items wMI be up foR grab ait the Haton Regiona Police Auction Novemnber 6. 10 wili be heki in the unaderground garnage of police head- quartiers, Il 51 BromeRM, in Oakville. A large srectica of peroperty inetuding Mols, golf clubs, car tUmom andtjewebly will be fer saMe. 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