THUNDER BAY – The Thunder Bay Police Service responded to 1,121 calls for service between June 23 and June 29, reflecting a busy week for frontline officers managing a wide range of public safety concerns.
Of these, 217 were Priority 1 calls, involving situations where immediate police presence was deemed necessary due to potential risks to life, safety, or property.
Here’s a closer look at the nature of the incidents handled during the week:
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68 calls were related to intimate partner violence or family disputes
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53 calls involved motor vehicle collisions
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34 reports of assault
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20 calls related to weapons incidents
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8 robbery cases
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7 stolen vehicle reports
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98 unwanted person calls
This report provides a snapshot of the ongoing challenges local police face in ensuring community safety. The high number of calls connected to violence and vehicle-related incidents continues to be a concern for both law enforcement and community partners.
Thunder Bay Police urge residents to report suspicious or unsafe activity and to seek support services when needed, especially in cases of domestic violence or escalating disputes.
