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尝试打电话报警6 \3 B4 T( m& g+ o- G
& e4 ~% W: x" y3 X" h2 T+ ~Our e-mail address is:: O& M! V% h3 }# @
PoliceService@Saskatoon.ca
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Our mailing address: # K, Y$ x2 A/ l
Saskatoon Police Service
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; F) w6 | S2 C5 ZWhat is the criteria for reporting a traffic accident? Can I phone it in?2 \. B; Z2 V" s: h
Effective August 1, 2002, Saskatchewan motorists will only have to report motor vehicle collisions to police if the collision involves:7 T6 Q( ?* J- S' x0 R% s' V" v
1) Any bodily injury or death;1 b8 E, |' Q4 w
2) A Hit-and-Run;" }, c8 w6 C, [% T- d
3) A driver impaired by alcohol or drugs;
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5) An out-of-province vehicle.
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: |: m; f0 B# e. T$ nNormally, police would be dispatched to the collisions described above. One exception may be an owner's discovery that his/her vehicle has been damaged in a hit-and-run, but the vehicle can still be safely driven to Police Headquarters. In such a case, the owner could make a report in person at Police Headquarters.
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0 |. u$ `; j5 ?8 S7 IIf you are reporting a motor vehicle collision that involves damage to a vehicle or other property
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