Sudbury Police to Target Open Drug Use and Panhandling Downtown
The Greater Sudbury Police Service is increasing its presence in the downtown core to address concerns over open drug use, panhandling, and petty crimes.
- Increased bicycle and cruiser patrols will be conducted downtown.
- A "not here, not now" approach will be enforced for open-air drug use.
- Signs may be put up to discourage motorists from giving money to panhandlers at intersections with traffic lights.
The police service is also urging for stiffer penalties for drug dealers to help make the downtown core a safer place.
Steps are being taken to address citizen and business concerns over safety in the downtown area.
Author's summary: Sudbury police increases downtown presence to combat crime.
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