9 arrested, 42 warrants executed by police in northwest Calgary

Calgary Police Service attend a scene in Calgary, Alta., Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2023. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh)

Nine people were arrested and dozens of warrants were executed during an operation in northwest Calgary last week.

Officials say on May 20 and 21, officers from the Calgary Police Service’s (CPS) District 3 partnered with Alberta Sheriffs to target “wanted individuals” living in the area.

Over the two days, teams investigated 75 homes.

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Nine people were arrested on warrants for offences such as fraud, break-and-enter, drug possession, mischief and violations of court orders.

The CPS/Sheriff teams also collected $3,000 in fines.

“This operation demonstrates the effectiveness of co-ordinated enforcement efforts in holding offenders accountable and improving safety in our communities,” said CPS District 3 Insp. Kelly Chalmers in a news release.

“Our partnership with the Alberta Sheriffs continues to strengthen our ability to locate wanted individuals and address ongoing concerns within the district.”

Warrants were also executed for bylaw and traffic offences related to trespassing, driving without insurance and fishing without a licence.