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here were 87 reports made to Kings District RCMP between Feb. 13 and Feb. 17.

TFeb. 13

After a domestic dispute, a 48-year-old Kentville man was arrested on Highway 101 near Wolfville at 7:51 a.m. He had taken a vehicle without permission and was arrested for assault and assault causing bodily harm.

Someone damaged a railing on the front step of a Gaspereau Avenue home in Wolfville.

At 2:27 p.m., a 911 caller from a New Minas eatery reported a customer was choking. When police arrived, another customer had come to the aid of the indi- vidual in distress.

A man in his 20s was stopped from shoplifting in New Minas.

Some suspicious footprints reported from Coldbrook.

A parent called police for advice about a child’s possible drug use.

A woman reported her vehicle had been stolen from the Valley Regional Hospital parking lot, but the attending officer found it.

Feb. 14

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A 25-year-old driver was handed a seven-day suspension at 2:14 a.m. for impairment. He was also lacking a valid driver’s licence.

A case of fraud involving a bank account was reported from North Kentville.

A witness left a note with details of a vehicle that took off in a hit and run in Wolfville.

A complaint about pornography came in from Greenwood.

A suspicious older woman was knocking on doors in Wolfville and asking for money.

A driver was reported for behind the wheel in Greenwich.

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Twenty-three vehicles got stuck in blizzard conditions all over the county.

A 37-year-old male was arrested assault in Kingston.

There was an attempted break-in at a home in Lakeville.

An ATV was reported on the road in Aylesford.

Neighbourhood disputes were noted in New Minas and North Kentville.

A complaint of extortion came in from Coldbrook.

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Two reports of breaches of conditions were reported in Kingston.

A complaint of an unsafe business in Aldershot did not turn out to be a breakin. Nothing was missing.

Snowmobiles were reported around in Centreville.

A caller from Hants Border was concerned about a dog left outside.

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