Six Nations Police Service

BREAK-IN TO FIRE STATION #3

On Tuesday November 27, 2018 at 11:52 AM, Six Nations Police investigated a report of a break and enter at Fire Station #3 on Cayuga Road, Six Nations Territory. Police attended and spoke with Fire employees who stated they arrived at the station at 11:30 AM to find it broken into, and several pieces of… Read more »

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IMPAIRED DRIVER PARKS VEHICLE IN A FIELD

On Saturday, November 24th, 2018, at 8:00 A.M., Six Nations Police received a report from a resident of Mohawk Road, stating a white Toyota Tundra drove up a driveway and into an adjacent field, where it was parked. The driver appeared to be asleep. Officers located the vehicle, which was still running and occupied by… Read more »

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MAILBOX DAMAGES BY VEHICLE LEAD TO CHARGES FOR OHSWEKEN MAN

On Thursday, November 22nd, 2018, at 3:36 PM, Six Nations Police received a report of a westbound vehicle driving erratically and striking several mailboxes on Fourth Line Road on Six Nations of the Grand River Territory. Police located the vehicle on Fourth Line Road and were able to block it in to prevent it from… Read more »

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Six Nations Police

2 weeks ago

*****SUMMER STUDENT OPPORTUNITY****
The Six Nations Police Service is currently seeking applications for the Summer Student Police Trainee positions.

Qualifications:
• Must be 18 to 24 years for all positions;
• Must be a Six Nations registered band member;
• Must be entering post-secondary or returning to post-secondary institution;
• Must have excellent communication skills, both written and verbal;
• Must have reliable transportation;
• Must be a team player and motivated;
• Must be able to work independently, if required;
• Must be able to work shift work;
• Must be able to pass a Police Criminal Records Check;
• Must be willing and able to participate in physical fitness testing;

Police Trainee:
• Regular patrols with a uniformed Officer with the Six Nations Police and/or the OPP;
• Accompany a uniformed Officer to an investigation or a reported criminal offence;
• Observe identification process, finger printing and photographing;
• With an assigned Officer observe courtroom procedure and protocol;
• Observe how records are prepared and processed;

Applications will be accepted until May 24th, 2019 at 4:00 P.M. Late applications will not be accepted.
SEND COVER LETTER AND RESUME WITH 2 REFERENCE CONTACTS (1 BEING A TEACHER/COUNSELOR OR CURRENT EMPLOYER TO:
Summer Student Position
Six Nations Police
P.O. Box 758, Ohsweken, Ontario N0A1M0
Attention: Krissa Staats
Or via email at KStaats@snpolice.ca

~Only those who are deemed qualified, will be contacted for an interview~ ... See MoreSee Less

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Due to funding agreements we are resticted to age

I would have loved this opportunity when I was younger, they should expand this program by increasing the age and limitations on the secondary schooling. I’m 31 and would love to be a trainee, and potentially begin new career opportunities. The way things have been going for our people and our community, this seems like one of the few ways one could make a difference within our community.

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Six Nations Police

4 weeks ago

Date: 21 March 2019

Contact: Dave Smoke
Staff Sergeant
519-445-4191
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

*****MISSING FEMALE LOCATED SAFE AND SOUND*****

On Thursday, March 7, 2019 at 12:00 PM, Six Nations Police received a report of a missing Six Nations female.

Police spoke with the mother of 26 year old Jerri-Lyn King, who advised Police that on Friday, March 1, 2019 Jerri-Lyn had went missing, and had not been heard from since.

Jerri-lyn is described as 26 years old, 6'1"-6'2", Heavier build, light complexion, dark hair with reddish-brown tinge. She was last seen wearing a red and black nylon hoodie with "KT Gas & Convenience", black/navy track pants, and green/brown glasses.

On Thursday March 21, 2019, Six Nations Police located Jerri-Lyn King in the City Of Hamilton, unharmed and in good spirits. ... See MoreSee Less

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😀❤️to Jeri n family!!

Great news

Glad she is safe...

That's great news glad she is safe

Glad all is well !!!

Great to hear

Darlene Hill

Great to hear all is OK. But comments like that are not helping...of the last 5 amber alerts has the person been white with blonde hair ? No ....grow up

So glad to hear!

Maybe for the future she needs to have a cell phone with minutes. So she can use it for emergencies.

Get that girl a phone.

I am glade to hear it. I am sad that it took the family to make post and share publicly. Our system needs a big overhal if this was a white girl blond hair, her face would of been plastered all over social media and our local news within 12 hours of missing. Again, I am glade Jerri-Lyn is safe and located as such.

Thanks for the update

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Six Nations Police

1 month ago

PALS ski trip update....
We are expected to arrive back by 430pm. ... See MoreSee Less

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1 month ago

NOTICE for PALS parents...
A letter was sent home with your child either last week or yesterday depending on the school your child attends in regards to the rescheduled ski trip. if you did not receive it the details are the same as the original trip. and is scheduled for March 7, 2019. Please have your children dressed appropriately for the weather including snowpants. it is suppose to be a cold day. Buses leave at 7AM sharp! ... See MoreSee Less

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I can’t remember if lunch is provided. I lost the original info sheet.

Is the bus on time . Asking for a teachers

My son lost his, can he still attend?

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Six Nations Police

1 month ago

ALERT
February 27th, 2019
MOMO Challenge

We are receiving numerous calls with questions and concerns regarding the Momo Challenge which has resurfaced on multiple social media platforms. The Momo Challenge first started in 2016 on a mobile instant messaging application called Whatsapp. A phone number associated with the name Momo and a picture of a girl with bulging eyes and widespread mouth would use a feature of the app called ‘Quick Add’ where the app would allow the user to add and message multiple numbers in a short period of time to then send messages back and forth with any individual who was willing to respond.
The nature of the messages usually start out innocent such as “wanna play a game?” which can then evolve into Momo encouraging the child to engage in self-harm and suicidal behaviours. The motive to follow through with the challenge is that Momo tells the child that they know where they live (the address can typically be found through reverse search of the phone number) along with their parent’s name, which is generally connected to the phone number. This can escalate to threats towards family and or loved ones if they do not follow through with the challenge or if they contact local authorities.
Recently the Momo Challenge has reappeared in multiple YouTube videos that are specifically intended for younger audiences. Typically, the Momo Challenge will be featured in videos (such as Peppa Pig, Paw Patrol, Minecraft gameplay) that come from new or unreliable YouTube accounts and begins 5-10 minutes into the episode, after attempting to establish as a legitimate video. Parents/Caregivers should carefully monitor what their children watch on YouTube and only allow them to watch trusted channels.
Online challenges such as the Momo Challenge unfortunately do circulate quite regularly. Parents should not overreact; however, it is important that they speak with their children regarding all aspects of their online activity and explain potential risk of using certain streaming platforms so that they can recognize dangerous online behaviour. If you have concerns about your children accessing Youtube, please be aware that you are able to block Youtube from your internet router www.wikihow.com/Block-Unwanted-Site-From-Your-Router.
Students should be encouraged to report concerning online behaviour that makes them feel uncomfortable to a trusted adult or through the anonymous erase|Report It tool at erasereportit.gov.bc.ca/add/report-it

List of some Approved Youtube Channels:
· Ryan ToysReview www.youtube.com/channel/UChGJGhZ9SOOHvBB0Y4DOO_w
· Blippi
www.youtube.com/user/BlippiVideos
· The Axel Show www.youtube.com/user/theaxelshowadventure
· CookieSwirlC
www.youtube.com/user/CookieSwirlC
· Toys Unlimited www.youtube.com/channel/UCzIdYMdAtTsWucGCZyZvN6w
· Peppa Pig – Official Channel www.youtube.com/user/theofficialpeppa

Caution should be utilized if children have access to Youtube on their mobile devices.
Alternatively, many streaming apps such as Netflix have Kid Friendly functions that can be turned on to allow children to browse and stream videos without being exposed to inappropriate content.
Depending on your school community, you may want to consider putting some messaging out to parents/caregivers so they are aware of the Momo Challenge and have an idea of how to address this with their children.
Key Reminders:
1. It is essential to stay vigilant when receiving reports of any students exhibiting “worrisome behaviours” especially those students who may be struggling at this time.
2. Be aware that if there is a shift in the behavioural baseline of a student it is important to collect data in collaboration with local support agencies and conduct other assessments as required.
3. Pay close attention to individuals who seem fixated on the Momo Challenge.
4. The role that social media plays as both a risk enhancer as well as a prominent contributing source of data has never been stronger. A comprehensive review of the individual’s online behaviour and digital footprint is where we find the most information. An accurate risk determination cannot be made without reviewing the entirety of their digital baseline.
5. We collectively, staff, parents/ caregivers, need to “strategically” intensify our connections with our children who may be vulnerable to engaging in the Momo Challenge. The power of positive, meaningful human connection is one of the best prevention strategies we can utilize.

Sincerely,
J. Kevin Cameron, M.Sc., R.S.W., B.C.E.T.S., B.C.S.C.R. Board Certified Expert in Trauma Stress
Diplomate, American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress
Executive Director, Canadian Centre for Threat Assessment and Trauma Response

Theresa Campbell, M.A.
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How to Block Unwanted Site From Your Router

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If you need to keep prying eyes away from certain sites, you don't have to fork out cash for a net monitoring program. You can use your router's settings to block unencrypted websites. If the websites you are trying to block are encrypted,...

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Wow, that this is even a issue but when I think of it I’m actually in the process of blocking websites such as porn because I have a little one who is growing up so I got to hand it to you that you are sharing something important

What's app full of scammers hangout app porn all scams dating sites

Sick and should be banned from Facebook

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