Arrests Will Be Made: Calgary Police Launch Downtown Enforcement Blitz
Over 100 Calgary police officers and bylaw enforcement officials conducted a concentrated operation in the city’s downtown core on Wednesday, part of a major effort to improve safety and reduce crime in high-priority areas.
Operation Order Overview
The initiative, called Operation Order, focused on heightened patrols, targeted enforcement, and connecting vulnerable individuals to social services. Officers were temporarily reassigned from other districts to support the downtown operation.
“Enhance public safety in priority areas downtown through strategic patrols, focused enforcement, community outreach and referrals to support services,” stated a city news release.
Key Outcomes
- 20 arrests were made during the one-day blitz.
- Several court summonses were issued.
- Numerous referrals were directed to social service agencies.
Community and Enforcement Focus
Throughout the day, police, community safety teams, and transit peace officers patrolled busy downtown zones. They enforced bylaws and laws related to drug possession, trafficking, and public safety, while also making efforts to connect individuals with necessary support programs.
Author’s Summary: Calgary police carried out a one-day downtown sweep called Operation Order, resulting in 20 arrests and expanded community safety outreach.
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