TWO-VEHICLE COLLISION
One driver was taken to Squamish General Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and another was issued a violation ticket after an accident on Highway 99 and Mamquam.
Police allege the oncoming driver ran a red light while the other driver was turning on a green arrow on June 24 at around 6:50 p.m.
DITCH NEEDLES
A cyclist riding around Highway 99 and Shannon Falls found 40 to 50 needles dumped on the side of the road on June 18.
The rider told RCMP and police worked with Miller Capilano to ensure the waste was cleaned up.
EXPOSED MALE
Someone saw a man exposing himself on the trail network near Magnolia Crescent and Guildford Drive at around 4 p.m. on June 18.
The man was described as a white male with short grey hair in his 50s, about 5’10” and 175 pounds. He was wearing a navy blue tank top with shorts.
Squamish RCMP are asking the public to assist in the identification of this male and report any suspicious incidents immediately.
DANGEROUS DRIVING
Squamish RCMP say a vehicle travelling on Highway 99 was allegedly weaving in and out of traffic, speeding and cutting people off on June 21.
Police located the driver and issued a violation ticket for driving without Due Care, which carries a fine of $368 and six points off a licence.
June 18 to 24
Total Number of Files: 154
6 - False Alarms
4- False/Abandoned 911
2 - Excessive speed
