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Arrest Made Following Multiple Storage Locker Break-Ins in Quispamsis, NB
File: 2026-4169
On October 8, 2026 the Kennebecasis Regional Police Force arrested a 42-year-old male, Anthony Lawrence Foote, who has been charged with break and enter, breach of probation and possession of property obtained by crime. He has been remanded into custody, with a bail hearing set for October 26, 2026.
It is reported that:
On Wednesday, September 30th, 2026 multiple storage lockers at a facility located in the 500-block of Millennium Drive in Quispamsis, NB had been broken into.
The KRPF Criminal Investigations Division subsequently executed a search warrant at a residence in Saint John, NB, where property believed to have been stolen was recovered.
The KRPF Criminal Investigations Division continues to investigate.
Anyone with information related to this investigation is asked to contact the Kennebecasis Regional Police Force at 506-847-6300. Anonymous tips can be given to Crime Stoppers toll-free by calling 1-800-222-TIPS (8477), by submitting a secure web tip at crimenb.ca/tips or by using the P3 Tips app.
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The Kennebecasis Regional Police Force (KRPF) is pleased to be a recipient of funding through the New Brunswick Occupational Health and Safety Grant Program.
This funding will help strengthen psychological health and safety by offering early support and interventions to members who have been exposed to trauma.
Investing in prevention and the well-being of our members is an important part of building a healthier, more resilient workforce and ensuring we continue to provide effective policing services to our community.
The New Brunswick Association of Chiefs of Police (NBACP) Awards recognize police officers and civilian professionals who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, innovation, investigative excellence, and resilience in service to their organizations and communities.
This year’s recipients reflect the dedication, professionalism, and commitment found throughout policing in New Brunswick. From leaders advancing positive organizational change, to teams developing innovative approaches to public safety, to investigators achieving outstanding results, and individuals demonstrating remarkable resilience, each recipient has made a meaningful contribution to the communities they serve.
Awards were presented in the following categories:
Excellence in Police Leadership and/or Organizational Innovation
S/Sgt. Rene Labbé RCMP
Sgt. Tony Vienneau RCMP
Sgt. Jerett Blackmore FPF
Civilian Member Megan Barker FPF
Insp. Jonathan White RCMP
Sgt. Evan Scott KRPF
Cpl. Mark Roberts KRPF
Cpl. James McKay KRPF
Cst. Troy MacIntosh KRPF
Civilian Member Christian Brideau KRPF
Cst. Michelle Bowes SJPF
Cst. Guillaume Lalonde SJPF
Cst. Hassan Riyaleh SJPF
Cst. Phil Maher SJPF
Cst. Ryan Wilson SJPF
Cst. Dylan Jones SJPF
Excellence in Criminal Investigations
S/Sgt. Sylvette Hebert
Cpl. David Hamel
Cpl. Michelle Cormier
Cpl. Marc-André Langis
Cpl. Karine Themens-Roy
Cst. Nicolas Boughton
Cst. Chris Fader
Cst. Guy Forcier
Cst. Frank Gaudio-Toteda
Cst. Kelly Harnish
Cst. Dave Levesque
Cst. Tim Stocker
Civilian Member Gena Leger
Resilience Award
Cst Lucie Hebert EPF
Congratulations to this year’s recipients. Your professionalism, dedication, and continued commitment to public service are a credit to policing in New Brunswick and to the communities you serve.