Police have released the final stats for calls for service at the Craven Country Jamboree for 2015.
In total, there were 114 calls for service on site, down from 149 in 2015.
The charges on site were as follows:
- Other Criminal Code charges: 1
- Assault With a Weapon: 6
- Assist General Public: 7
- Disturbing the Peace: 22
- Impaired Driving: 3
- Cruelty to Animal: 1
- Liquor Act: 39
- Items Lost and Found: 5
- Mischief to Property: 9
- Other Criminal Code: 3
- Traffic Ticket: 1
- Well-being check: 4
- Controlled Drug and Substances Act (CDSA): 2
- Roadside Suspensions: 4
- Thefts: 3
- Traffic Collisions (all minor): 5
- Prisoners Held: 47
Mounties also conducted general enforcement and several road checks on surrounding highways. Charges laid in those enforcements include:
- Speeding tickets: 72
- Fail to slow to 60: 29
- Fail to slow to 60 for tow: 2
- Unregistered: 28
- Unregistered trailer: 10
- No driver's licence: 5
- Stop sign: 11
- Passenger seatbelt: 1
- Driver seatbelt: 3
- VERA Charges: 13
- Change lanes when unsafe: 2
- Speed over 35km/h over limit: 2
- Speed over 50 km/h over limit: 2
- Follow too close: 1
- Unauthorized Plates: 4
- Insecure Load: 2
- AGRA Charges: 2
- Cell phone: 2
- Inspections: 25
- Impaireds: 9
- Licence Suspensions (Alcohol): 3
- Controlled Drug and Substances Act (CDSA) Charges: 1
- Warrant Executions: 3
- Drive Disqualified (C.C.): 1
- Other C.C. Charges: 1
The incident related to the animal cruelty charge, where a kitten suffered burns after being lit on fire at a campsite caused a stir on social media over the weekend.
The vet who treated the kitten released a statement on Sunday saying that the kitten, now named Jamboree, is doing well.
Craven also posted an update on their Facebook page saying that they will be discussing payment options with the vet clinic after the show wraps up, and that one of the senior staff members is interested in adopting the kitten.
A man and an underage boy have both been charged with causing distress to an animal in connection with the case.
