Unsolved Crimes in New Brunswick

Crime Stoppers and the District 9 RCMP, Saint-Quentin Detachment, need your help to find those responsible for setting fire to a helicopter in Menneval, New Brunswick.

In the early morning hours of August 24, 2010, District 9 RCMP and the Saint-Jean-Baptiste Fire Department responded to a fire near Route 17 in Menneval, N.B. A helicopter, being used by Forest Protection Ltd. of Fredericton, was totally destroyed by the fire. Investigators have deemed the fire to be suspicious in nature. The blaze caused more than $850,000 in damage to the aircraft.

District 1 RCMP are releasing sketches of two men believed to have broken into a camp on Route 785 near McDougall Lake, N.B. on December 15, 2011.

One suspect is described as a Caucasian man in his early 20's, blonde or sandy hair, thin build, pierced ear and wore camouflage pants and jacket. The second was a male of unknown ethnicity in his late teens to early 20's wearing camouflage clothing.

Crime Stoppers and the Saint John Police Force are looking for the driver of a hit and run vehicle who struck Roger Cameron on Rothesay Avenue in Saint John, New Brunswick.

Nearly 10 years ago, on Sunday, September 8, 2002 at approximately 3:00 a.m., Roger Cameron was heading home in his wheel chair. He was travelling Eastbound on Rothesay Avenue, when he was struck from behind.

Crime Stoppers and the Saint John Police Force are looking for the driver of a hit and run vehicle who struck a pedestrian on Loch Lomond Road in Saint John, New Brunswick.

On Saturday, December 9, 2006, at around 10:20 P.M., 70-year old Gilbert Savoie had been dropped off by a friend, adjacent to 3291 Loch Lomond Road. While crossing the road, he was struck by a vehicle which left the scene heading in a westerly direction.

On December 22, 2011 at 4:18pm, a male entered the Petro-Canada Convenience Store located at 210 Main Street in Sussex, armed with Pepper Spray. An undisclosed amount of cash was taken. The suspect was approximately 5’10”, with a slim build, short brown hair, and mustache with a scruffy beard, wearing blue jeans and a blue or grey hoody. The suspect left in a 2002 burgundy Chevrolet Impala with a New Brunswick license plate of GUY-443.

During the early morning hours of December 21, 2011, unknown persons stole a Honda Sportrax EX400 racing ATV from a residence on Lorie Lane in Sussex, NB. The 4-wheel ATV had many aftermarket parts and personalized stickers (some of which may now have been partially removed). The culprits are not believed to be from the Sussex area.

Crime Stoppers and the District 4 RCMP Shediac Detachment are looking for the driver responsible for a Hit and Run causing death in Scoudouc, New Brunswick.

On Sunday, June 26, 2005 at approximately 3:40 a.m., Gabriel Richard Leger was walking along Route 132, approximately 6 kilometers south of Seaside Chevrolet, when he was struck by a vehicle and killed.

Crime Stoppers and District 6 RCMP in Doaktown are looking for the person responsible for a home invasion and armed robbery on Main Street in Doaktown.

On Saturday, December 23, 2006, shortly after midnight, a male intruder armed with a gun, traumatized and forced his way into the residence of an elderly woman demanding money. The victim gave what cash she had and was ordered to turn off the lights and not to call the police. The intruder left on foot, heading towards the old train bridge on the N.B. Trail. He is described as being 5'8", medium to stocky build with black hair, and clean shaven. He wore dark sunglasses, a black leather coat, dark boots and dark pants.

Following an RCMP raid on 14 homes in the Moncton area believed to be involved in marijuana cultivation (July 2004), the police are offering these tips on what people can do to help shut these operations down.

REMEMBER: DO NOT try to confront these individuals yourself.

Elder Abuse is any action which causes harm to, or neglect of an older person. It can take the form of physical abuse (defined as any violent act that causes physical injury and/or taking the form of neglect), psychological abuse (such as name calling, treating older people like children, scolding or denying access to friends and family) or financial abuse (i.e., when seniors are forced to sign over control of their money, homes, assets or wills).