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Smoky Lake RCMP seize stolen property amid ‘spike’ in related crime - Edmonton

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Police say they found the goods using a 'bait trap,' part of their strategy to try and crack down on property crimes in the area.

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Smoky Lake RCMP seize stolen property amid ‘spike’ in related crime - Edmonton

Police say they found the goods using a 'bait trap,' part of their strategy to try and crack down on property crimes in the area.

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Cochrane sees 9% crime increase, driven by property offenses

Crime in the town has increased by nine per cent compared to the same time in 2024, with property-related crimes being the main contributor to the rise. Cochrane RCMP members responded to 18 cases of spousal abuse in February. (RCMP Insp. Dave Brunner at CochraneNow) .captiontext { font-size:90%;font-style: italic;margin-right:20px; } Cochrane has seen a mixed bag of crime trends during January and February of 2025, according to Cochrane RCMP In…

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