Project Steel Auto Theft Arrests: 5 arrested, 1 wanted following an investigation into organized auto theft. Suspects linked to 14 thefts or attempted thefts of vehicles with a total of 99 criminal charges laid. Watch below as our suspects are captured on security video attempting to reprogram and steal a vehicle in Milton. More information on the investigation can be found in the attached media release: haltonpolice.ca/news-release…

Traffic Investigation: The HRPS is attempting to identify the rider of a motorcycle that was observed travelling at a high rate of speed and failed to stop for police. Occurred June 12, at 6:25a.m, Dundas Street / Guelph Line, Burlington. Black sport motorcycle displaying Ontario marker 2LOUD (believed to be fraudulent) Driver described as a white male, wearing black clothing, a black motorcycle helmet with “46” displayed in Green on the side. Carrying a red backpack. A photo of the motorcycle and rider is shown below. Anyone with information is asked to contact Constable Jacques Brunelle at Jacques.Brunelle@haltonpolice.ca

Safe and resilient communities are built when every person is supported. Halton Regional Police Service officers who participated in the 39th annual Law Enforcement Torch Run represent our deep and enduring partnership with @SOOntario, and reinforce our unwavering commitment to inclusion, teamwork, and community. A job well done to everyone who fundraised and advanced the Flame of Hope across the province. 👏

Investigators in Burlington have arrested a 14 year-old male in relation to the April home invasion in the Roseland neighbourhood and attempted break in that same night in Oakville. An update on the investigation can now be found on our website here ... haltonpolice.ca/news-release…

The Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS) has arrested high-risk registered sex offender, Chris Watts under the strength of a Canada-Wide Warrant. Investigators are working to determine his activities during the 5 days between his escape and arrest. Anyone who may have information relevant to the investigation is encouraged to contact police. haltonpolice.ca/news-release…

On behalf of all members of the Halton Regional Police Service, I extend our deepest condolences to the officer’s family, loved ones, and every member of the Toronto Police Service. Our Service mourns alongside policing partners following this tragic loss. Our thoughts are with colleagues who worked with him and shared a commitment to courage, professionalism, and public safety. The sacrifice made will not be forgotten. In this difficult time, we stand united with colleagues of @TorontoPolice and the broader law enforcement community. We honour the life and service of a fallen officer who gave everything in the line of duty. #HeroesInLife

With heavy hearts, we mourn the loss of Ontario Provincial Police Constable Tarun Bali. On behalf of the Halton Regional Police Service, I offer my heartfelt condolences to Constable Bali's family, friends, and fellow officers. His commitment to public safety and service to others reflects the very best of policing. We stand with our policing partners at the Ontario Provincial Police during this difficult time. #HeroesInLife

Traffic Stop Leads to Seizure of Two Loaded Firearms in Burlington. Details/ media release can be found here... bit.ly/4vGNQOZ

‼️ #DYK that the Halton Regional Police Service has a Firearms and Weapons Amnesty Program? Since its launch, nearly 600 unwanted weapons have been surrendered, giving the community an opportunity to safely dispose of them. The goal is to educate members of our community about potentially prohibited weapons and firearms. Learn more about the program: bit.ly/4uNS4nD #NationalGunViolenceAwarenessDay

Missing Person Burlington: Noel Brown. Media release... bit.ly/4ueKW2v

At the Halton Regional Police Service, we are dedicated to building programs that encompass transparency, accountability, and trust, fueling the type of community engagement that fosters understanding and breaks down barriers. Our Police Ethnic and Cultural Education (PEACE) Youth Leadership Program students are graduating with a new perspective of policing. Going behind the scenes, they learned how our different units operate, the skills required to be a police officer, and developed the self-confidence to say yes to opportunities that will be presented to them in the future. Congratulations to our recent graduates! 🎊 ➡️ Read more about the PEACE Program: bit.ly/4e45zZs

AUTO THEFT INVESTIGATION Captured on video: suspects stealing a vehicle in broad daylight in seconds & attempting to disable tracking technology on a stolen truck. Two HRPS investigations resulted in 4 arrests, dozens of charges, and the disruption of organized auto theft activity linked to more than 100 vehicle thefts. Media Release... bit.ly/4ob1iIn Watch below

#DYK that Halton consistently ranks at the lowest end of the Crime Severity Index (CSI) among peer police services? At 31.2%, The Halton Regional Police Service stands as a leader nationally, demonstrating our commitment to keeping Halton safer. The CSI measures the overall seriousness of crime from one year to the next by tracking both the prevalence of crime within a community and the severity of the crimes committed. Read more about the CSI in our recently launched Annual Report: bit.ly/49tlrDn Watch Chief Tanner’s full message: bit.ly/4uebh0W

This Missing Person was last seen in Burlington. Please contact TPS or HRPS if you have any information.

👋 Meet Patch – the Halton Regional Police Service’s very first police mascot! A special thank you to everyone who took part in the naming contest, where we received more than 80 submissions! Patch’s name was submitted by Alysia Poirier, a resident from Milton. She chose Patch as it speaks to the police patch we wear with pride, but more importantly, represents the connection between our Service and the #Halton community we are honoured to serve. 🐶 🐾 Whether it’s sniffing their way into community events or lending a paw with youth programming and education initiatives, Patch will help strengthen the positive relationships between police and the community we proudly serve.

Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS) officers know how to ride responsibly and are asking you to do the same. With motorcycle season upon us - know your ABC’s: ✔️ A - Plan Ahead: Check your headlights, your mirrors, and take a walk around your motorcycle to see if there are any loose or missing parts. ✔️ B - Be Seen: Reflective, light-coloured clothing, including your helmet, will ensure other motorists can see you, particularly when it's dark out. ✔️ C - Create Escapes: Avoid tail gating and other high-risk behavior that can place you at risk of a crash. Avoid losing your license – and your motorcycle. Read more safety tips on our website: bit.ly/4ebutHI #MotorcycleSafetyAwarenessMonth

Investigators are searching for additional victims following the arrest of a Georgetown man for sexual assault. More information on this investigation, including a photo of the accused, can be found in the accompanying media release: haltonpolice.ca/news-release…