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The St. Thomas Police Service joins our community in mourning the four people who lost their lives in the tragedy at Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Wainwright in Alberta.
Our thoughts are with those critically injured, their families, friends and colleagues, and all those affected by this devastating loss.
On behalf of all members of our Service, we extend our deepest condolences to the Canadian Armed Forces community during this difficult time.
Failure to Comply Leads to Additional Charges
A 37 year old St. Thomas man is facing additional charges after police were notified that his court ordered GPS monitoring device had stopped transmitting.
STPS Media Release for Monday October 18th 2026 can be read here: stps.on.ca/media-release-mon…
Please be advised:
There will be a police presence on Flora Street today as members of our service complete training exercises at the former Arthur Voaden Secondary School.
Training will continue throughout the day.
STPS Media Release - Sunday, October 18th. Details here:
stps.on.ca/stps-media-releas…
****UPDATE - Missing Person Located****
Our missing person "Serenity" has been located - safe.
STPS - Missing Person Investigation
stps.on.ca/stps-missing-pers…
Everyone deserves to live with dignity, safety and a sense of belonging.
Members of the St. Thomas Police Service joined community partners and residents for the declaration and flag raising in recognition of the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty.
Thank you to the Elgin St. Thomas Coalition to End Poverty and everyone working to remove barriers, support our neighbours and move our community from poverty to possibility.
ICYMI --- STPS Reaches 20,000 Calls for Service Significantly Earlier than 2025
St. Thomas police reach 20,000 calls for service at earliest point on record ctvnews.ca/london/article/st…
A 44 year old man faces multiple charges after taking a vehicle without the owner’s permission on Thursday.
St. Thomas police administered naloxone during two separate incidents.
STPS Media Release for Friday October 16th 2026 can be read here: stps.on.ca/media-release-fri…
St. Thomas, ON – Friday, October 16, 2026
A 62 year old St. Thomas woman has been charged after threatening an officer and assaulting police outside St. Thomas Police Headquarters on Thursday evening.
stps.on.ca/officers-assaulte…
CLEARED ——
The roads and surrounding areas of Fingal Line and Sunset Drive have been reopened.
Police have cleared the area and thank the community for their patience this afternoon.
No further information will be available.
A 36 year old St. Thomas woman has been arrested following a disturbance on the northside of the city, Wednesday morning.
Two bikes have been reported stolen and STPS are investigating damage caused to a business downtown.
STPS Media Release for Thursday October 15th, can be read here:stps.on.ca/media-release-thu…
St. Thomas, ON – Thursday October 15th, 2026
The St. Thomas Police Service is seeking the public’s assistance in locating a stolen black 1997 Dodge Ram 4×4 pickup truck.
The vehicle was stolen from an address on Laing Boulevard sometime between 3 p.m. on Monday October 12th and 7:50 a.m. on Wednesday October 14th, 2026.
The truck, pictured below, is described as a two-door extended cab with a lifted suspension, 35-inch tires and aftermarket rims.
Anyone who has seen the vehicle or has information about its whereabouts is asked to contact the St. Thomas Police Service at 519-631-1224
A grey 2005 Chevrolet Silverado with personalized Ontario plate BILSKY was stolen from a driveway on Luton Crescent around 4:00 a.m. this morning.
The truck has a topper over the bed and a dent in the centre of the rear bumper.
Have information or surveillance footage from the area? Call 519-631-1224 and reference ST26020079.
A visible presence. A community connection.
Our Community Resource Unit (CRU) works alongside residents, businesses and community partners to support safety in St. Thomas.
From foot patrols and responding to community concerns to outreach and connecting people with support, our Special Constables focus on building relationships and addressing issues in the downtown core and throughout the city.
Learn more about the team and how to connect with them here: stps.on.ca/st-thomas-police-…
STPS Reaches 20,000 Calls for Service Significantly Earlier than 2025.
Reaching this milestone underscores the sustained demand on our members and support teams as they respond to the public safety needs of a growing community.
Read the full release and compare the milestones here: stps.on.ca/stps-reaches-2000…
Fail to Remain Collision Under Investigation
Commercial Break & Enter
Arrest Made in Fraud Investigation
STPS Media Release for Wednesday October 14th, 2026 can be read here: stps.on.ca/media-release-wed…
