Hanna RCMP are warning drivers to ensure their loads are secure after a rock smashed out the windshield of a vehicle recently.

The detachment says they have received increased amount of complaints regarding insecure loads on commercial vehicles, particularly gravel trucks or flat decks. They say it is the driver’s responsibility to ensure no debris falls of their vehicle. A ticket for insecure loads can carry a cost of up to $776.

Motorists that encounter a vehicle that loses debris can contact the Hanna RCMP at (403)854-3391.  Provide as much detail as possible including date, time, suspect vehicle description and plate if possible.  If it is safe to do so (multiple people in the vehicle) video and photographs will provide valuable evidence and be used as part of the investigation.  Charges will be laid where the evidence supports.

RCMP are looking for a suspect in a theft in Hanna on Halloween morning. 

At around 6 a.m. on October 31 police were called to a break and enter at a business. Surveillance footage showed that a lone male entered the business and stole a small quanity of money and fuel and Staples prepaid cards. The suspect was wearing jeans, a hoodie, a baseball cap and driving a newer model Jeep. 

Anyone with information is asked to contact Hanna RCMP at 403-854-3393 or to provide an anonymous tip via Crime Stoppers.