October 15, 2026 – Press Release #012-2026
October 15, 2026
October 15, 2026 Operation Impact The Woodstock Police Force, in coordination with law enforcement agencies
Our service area is expanding in two phases in 2027. Find out when your ward joins and what it means for you.
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October 15, 2026 Operation Impact The Woodstock Police Force, in coordination with law enforcement agencies
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LOTTO 649 SCAM
The Woodstock Police Force has received calls from members of the public regarding a scam that has recently hit our area.
The scam involves a phone call from an individual claiming to be from Lotto 649. The caller provides a fake badge number, as well as a phone number for "the office", and is then advising that, in exchange for a fee of a few hundred dollars, you can collect the winnings of a much larger sum of money and a new vehicle.
NEVER WITHDRAW OR HAND OVER MONEY TO SOMEONE CLAIMING IT IS NECESSARY TO RECEIVE A LARGER PRIZE. If you receive a suspicious call or message, stop communicating. Do not provide any personal or banking information.
Scammers impersonate many organizations, including businesses, banks, government agencies, and even law enforcement to gain your trust and steal your money. Even if a call comes from a local number, it is important to verify the source. End the call, and if you want to confirm the validity, contact the agency using an official, verified phone number.
If you have already had one of these calls and given them any personal/financial information please contact your bank so they can help you protect your money. You can also call the Canadian Fraud Centre toll free at 1-888-495-8501 or online at: antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca/
Stay safe!
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FOUND - A keyring containing a remote car key, 2 regular keys and a unique keychain. They were found on September 8, 2026 at approximately 10:15am on the walking trail near the Farm Market building in Woodstock, NB.
If you think these may be your keys please call our office at 506-325-4601. Refer file # 2026-2498
Be prepared to describe the keychain.
Contact: A/Sgt. Matt MacLeod
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Kelly Murphy any chance these could be yours ?
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