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The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday February 8, 2006 - 5 911 call ends with pot bust Officers responding to calldiscover marijuanaplants A local man is charged with production of a controlled sub stance and possession of a con trolled substance for the pur pose of trafficking in connec tion with a small marijuana grow discovered at 4092 Fourth Line on Saturday. Charged is 47-year-old Mark Matthew Priestley, who was arrested after police officers responded to a 911 call received from the residence on Fourth Line. The call received was provid ing an open phone line with no conversation, and upon arrival to the residence, police investi gated the interior to ensure there was no emergency. Officers entered and discov ered a number of marijuana plants in plain view throughout the residence. Priestley was alone in the residence and was arrested. The residence was frozen for further investigation. Police returned to the resi dence in the early hours on Sunday. Members of the Halton Regional Police Drug/Mortality Unit with the assistance of the Tactical Rescue Unit executed a Controlled Drug and Substance Search Warrant at the residence. As a result, a number of marijuana plants were seized. * Priestley is scheduled for a First Appearance Hearing in Burlington on March 7. Now celebrating our 1 year anniversary in Toronto! Call for special offers! W L I IEFORE 1 T O D A Y ! Save up to But hurry, this sale is for THIS WEDNESDAY ONLY! On the Free-to-LiveTM program, you'll: Police believe suspect fled Canada in 1996 Continued from page 1 "Though it may not have been their home town, they all lived here at some point," said Crowe. The officer said that while the sexual offences varied in nature, there was one venue in Oakville that was common with all three vic tims. The offences, however, spanned numerous locales including Oakville, Mississauga, Edmonton and Quebec. "Basically he posed as a youth counsellor who availed himself to troubled youths. The three victims were all known to him ," said Crowe. It is believed the suspect fled the country in 1996 when he learned of police involvement and that's when an arrest warrant was issued. The investigation was initiated by the Halton police and it was Halton police who issued the warrant for the suspect's arrest. According to Crowe it was "good police work" by Det. Constable Chantal Verrier, who was doing some work on the file and her recent investigation that led police to believe ttie sus pect was now living in B.C. That's when the RCMP were contacted, again by Halton police, to carry out the arrest warrant. Halton police are asking anyone with infor mation related to this m atter to call them at 905=825-4777 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222TIPS (8477). · · · · Be Be Be Be Free from restrictions or limitations Free from counting calories, points or carbs Free to eat your favorite foods Free to eat at any restaurants you choose K r is t i L o s t ^ AFTER free iflV E Q 0 pounds in 5 5 weeks! * CENTRES THROUGHOUT THE GTA Over 750 Centres W orldwide Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-8pm · Sat8am-1pm ------------------------------------------------------------------------- y * 4 I ^ ` Based on enrollm ent in fu ll-se rvice program (52-w eek m inim um ). Set-up, products and supplem ents e ssential to the program w ill cost extra. Offer valid fo r new clients at p a rticipa tin g centers. Hours vary by location. Cannot be com bined w ith any o ther offer. Offer expires 4/01/06. **As people vary so does th e ir w e ig ht loss. You may lose more or less than clients shown. © 2 0 06 L A W eight Loss Franchise Company. 866-303-TRIM announce · 112" of Waterlift » Cleans homes up j to 4,000 sq. ft. J 137" of Waterlift Cleans homes op to 8,000 sq. ft. Knar