Aug. 18
A hit and run took place on Pleasant Street in Wolfville at 2:30 a.m. Later, there was a break-in on the same street.
An intoxicated 46-year-old man sexually assaulted a female server by touching at a Wolfville drinking establishment. He had breached his probation three times.
Police are investigating a sexual assault report in North Kentville.
A bottle of salsa was reported stolen from a house in Greenwood inhabited by five people.
A group of youth was reported for singing by a fire at Kingsport at 9 p.m. They were not drinking. Police also checked out a party in Morristown, but no drinking was involved there, either.
Aug. 19
A padlock was broken off a door in a Centreville break-in.
A garbage can was set on fire at the skate park in New Minas.
An unwanted man in Grafton was sent to hospital.
Two cows were on the highway in Somerset at 9:23 p.m.
Aug. 20
There were two thefts from vehicles in North Alton.
A 2007 Chev HHR was stolen from New Minas after the keys were inadvertently left in it. The vehicle was located after it crashed on Highway 104 near the airport. Police are investigating.
A garden was damaged at a home in Kingston.
A parked and locked vehicle in New Minas that had its windows slightly rolled down was broken into and a GPS stolen.
A dog was put down after it bit a child in Port Williams. (The child should have been too! I know this dog and she was the sweetest thing and that kid is a little bastard always picking on animals).
A child welfare complaint came in when a youth arrived on a bus and had no drive home.
Aug. 21
A car glanced off a Kings Transit bus navigating the roundabout in New Minas, but no one was injured. The driver received a ticket.
Police investigated a stolen scooter in Greenwood; it was returned.
Aug. 22
A 17-year-old male was reported for sleeping in woods near Greenwood.
Police are investigating the possible sale of illegal cigarettes.
There were eight drivers in Greenwich, Greenwood, Coldbrook and New Minas who failed to pay for gas in the last week.
Thirty driving complaints were received Collisions took place in Highway 358, Greenwich and two in New Minas.