Arrests Will Be Made: Calgary Police Launch Enforcement Blitz in City Centre
More than 100 Calgary police officers and bylaw enforcement staff carried out a large-scale operation downtown on Wednesday, focusing on public safety in high-priority areas.
Operation Overview
The initiative, named Operation Order, brought together police, community safety, and transit peace officers. They were temporarily reassigned from other districts to strengthen patrols and law enforcement activities in the city’s core.
"Enhance public safety in priority areas downtown through strategic patrols, focused enforcement, community outreach and referrals to support services," said the city in a news release.
Results of the Enforcement Action
- 20 arrests were made by the end of the day.
- Dozens of court summonses were issued.
- Several individuals were referred to social service agencies for additional help.
Community Engagement and Safety Efforts
Officers enforced laws related to drug use, possession, trafficking, and violent incidents, while also engaging with community members to connect them with support programs.
City’s Commitment
The operation represents an ongoing effort by Calgary authorities to address safety concerns in key downtown areas through active police presence and collaboration with social agencies.
Author’s summary: Calgary police carried out a single-day blitz downtown under Operation Order, resulting in multiple arrests and community referrals to enhance safety and support efforts.