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POLICE BEAT Officer threatened Halton Regional Police have charged an Georgetown man with threatening death, carrying a con- cealed weapon and possession of a weapon or imitation following a domestic dispute Tuesday. Police were called to McFarlane Dr. shortly before 11 p.m. to inter- vene in a domestic dispute. The 12- year-old daughter of one of the peo- ple involved in the dispute made the phone call, a police spokesman id. According to police, a man-at the scene threatened one of the offi- cers “several times. The man then "approached the constable with his “hands in his pockets and again threatened the officer. The man was then “forcibly” arrested. During the scuffle a buck knife with the 3” blade extended, fell from the man’s pocket. A 40- year-old Georgetown man was set to appear in court Thursday. Bold bandit A Bolton man has been charged with theft after a set of tools were removed from the side of the road as the owner stood watching. ‘At about 10:45 a.m. Monday, a person working in the area of Hwy. 7 and Trafalgar Rd. put a sledge- hammer, hoe and edger on the side of the road. He then went across the road to retrieve some more sup- plies. While he was across the road, a large delivery truck pulled up. The driver got out of the vehicle, threw the tools in the back and drove off — “although the com- plainant was yelling” at him — police said. The driverof the truck, a 42-year-old Cambridge man, was arrested later in the day by OPP in Bolton. Jewellry stolen Halton Regional Police have no Suspects in connection with a break and enter at a rural Georgetown res- idence. Sometime between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. Tuesday, someone kicked in the front door at a house on 32 Sideroad at the Sixth Line. Once inside the culprit removed a jewellry box with an undetermined amount of jewellry inside, the tele- vision from a bedroom, a VCR and a small off road motorcycle from Halton HillsThis Week, Saturday, July 11 1992, Page 3 suspect was scared off and the store was never entered, police added. Gates stolen Halton Regional Police are con- tinuing their investigation after someone removed the gates at St. case Joseph’s Cemetery on 25 Sideroad nore tt at Dublin Line, Acton. Sometime Friday the culprits used “unknown tools and a vehicle” to remove the 4x10’ wrought iron gates. The 60- year-old gates are black with a cru- Side cifix inlay. The investigation con- tinues. the basement. The i continues. Youths charged A pair of Acton youths have been charged in connection with a series of Acton break-ins. According to police, a home on Holmesway Pl. was entered some- time between July 2 and July 5. Once inside the suspects used a hatchet to break into a safe in the residence and removed $400 worth of cash that was in the safe. Police arrested a pair of youths — one 13 the other 12 years of age — in con- nection with the case and subse- quently charged them in connection with two other break-ins. Door damaged About $200 damage was done during an attempted break-in at a Queen St., Acton store sometime Monday night. According to police, the suspect cut away of the portion aluminium in the front door to get at the locking bolt inside. But sometime during the break-in the Murder suspect remanded The man charged in connection - with the murder of a Georgetown smanded in cus: ‘ody. Keith Bettridge, who appeared in a Milton court June 29 — his 36th birthday — was expected to make another appearance on Monday to set a trial date. Bettridge was arrested June 27 after a province-wide manhunt ended without incident at a cottage north of Fenlon Falls The body of 30-year-old Kimberly Thompson was found at a house on the Eighth Line north of Steeles Ave. June 26. An autopsy revealed that Thompson died as a 14” COLOUR TV 20” COLOUR TV TY. SALES and SERVICE 26” STEREO COLOUR TV 28” STEREO COLOUR TV VCR DELUXE MODEL CD REMOTE CONTROL result of a gunshot blast to the face. Originally a Toronto resident, police said Thor ad moved several times between Brampton and Georgetown before settling into the Eighth Line residence in ne. Correction Last weeks Halton Hills This Week reported that Halton Regional Police are investigating the murder of Burlington teen Kristen French. French was a resi- dent of St. Catherines but her body was found in Burlington in April of this year. 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