LaSalle Police Service

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On Friday, August 21, 2026, officers responded to a stabbing in the 2300 block of Sandwich West Parkway, in the Town of ...
08/29/2026

On Friday, August 21, 2026, officers responded to a stabbing in the 2300 block of Sandwich West Parkway, in the Town of LaSalle.

A victim was located with a non-life-threatening injury to their hand. Through a rapid and coordinated response, officers quickly obtained a suspect description and location. Within minutes, the suspect was located and arrested without incident.

The accused was subsequently released on bail through the Court process that same day.

This was an isolated incident, and there remains no ongoing public safety concerns. As this matter is currently before the Courts, no further comment will be made.

On August 26, 2026, officers conducted a R.I.D.E. program and checked approximately 381 vehicles. A total of four roadsi...
08/27/2026

On August 26, 2026, officers conducted a R.I.D.E. program and checked approximately 381 vehicles. A total of four roadside screening tests were administered.

As a result, officers issued:

1 seven-day driver's license suspension
2 Provincial Offence Notices
1 Highway Traffic Act caution

If you suspect an impaired driver, call 911 immediately to report it.

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Our partner, the Windsor Essex Child/Youth Advocacy Centre, will be hosting a gala on Friday, October 2, 2026, at the La...
08/19/2026

Our partner, the Windsor Essex Child/Youth Advocacy Centre, will be hosting a gala on Friday, October 2, 2026, at the LaSalle Event Centre. This is a wonderful opportunity to support their important work and engage with the community. For tickets: https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/wings-of-change-celebration

LaSalle Police Service enjoyed participating in the annual "Ouellette Car Cruise" with car 48. Seen in the photo is Hist...
08/17/2026

LaSalle Police Service enjoyed participating in the annual "Ouellette Car Cruise" with car 48. Seen in the photo is Historical Vehicle Committee Member, Vito Companaro

08/16/2026

UPDATE: Vehicle Collision

North Townline Road between Broderick Road and Disputed Road is now reopened. Thank you for your patience.

E-Bike Enforcement Continues Across the CommunityThe LaSalle Police Service continues to respond to a growing number of ...
08/14/2026

E-Bike Enforcement Continues Across the Community

The LaSalle Police Service continues to respond to a growing number of complaints and calls for service involving e-bikes being operated unsafely on roads, in parking lots, and within local parks. Officers are proactively enforcing e-bike regulations and addressing violations as they are identified.

Riders found contravening Town of LaSalle by-laws or the Highway Traffic Act are being stopped, identified, and issued fines. Where operators are under the legal age of 16, parents or guardians are contacted.

The attached slides show examples of fines recently issued during enforcement efforts. Please review the following e-bike regulations and ensure you ride safely and responsibly.

Public Assistance RequestedThe LaSalle Police Service is seeking the public's assistance regarding any dash camera foota...
08/13/2026

Public Assistance Requested

The LaSalle Police Service is seeking the public's assistance regarding any dash camera footage recorded on Monday, August 10, 2026, in the following areas:

Ojibway Parkway / Highway 18 and the following areas;
River Avenue
Old Front Road
Morton Drive

Police are requesting footage captured between 10:50 a.m. and 12:00 p.m.

If you have any relevant dash camera footage or information, please contact Constable Sean Bear at [email protected].

Your assistance is greatly appreciated.

Last week, in less than two hours, the LaSalle Police Traffic Unit stopped six motorists for distracted driving, all of ...
08/06/2026

Last week, in less than two hours, the LaSalle Police Traffic Unit stopped six motorists for distracted driving, all of which were cell phone-related offences. Below is an overview of Ontario's current distracted driving laws and penalties.

It is illegal to hold or use a hand-held cell phone or other electronic device while driving, including when stopped at a red light or in traffic. Simply holding your phone while behind the wheel can result in a distracted driving charge.

✅ Permitted Uses • Hands-free devices (Bluetooth, earpiece) or Calling 9-1-1 in an emergency

❌ Prohibited Uses • Texting, emailing, or messaging, Dialing or holding a cell phone, Using handheld tablets, gaming devices, or entertainment devices, Viewing screens unrelated to driving

Penalties for Fully Licensed Drivers (G, M, A-F)

1st Conviction • Fine: $615 to $1,000 • 3 demerit points • 3-day licence suspension

2nd Conviction (within 5 years) • Fine: Up to $2,000 • 6 demerit points • 7-day licence suspension

3rd or Subsequent Conviction (within 5 years) • Fine: Up to $3,000 • 6 demerit points • 30-day licence suspension

Novice Drivers (G1, G2, M1, M2)

Novice drivers face escalating licence suspensions and can ultimately lose their driving privileges for distracted driving convictions.

08/06/2026

Update: The male who we were seeking to identify to potentially assist with an investigation has been identified. Thank you

08/05/2026

LA26008864

Update: Suspect has been identified. Thank you

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1880 Normandy Street
Lasalle, ON
N9H1P8

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