The Oak Bay Police Department responded to 98 calls for service this week.

Mischief Incident – July 14

Oak Bay Police responded to a mischief report in the 1800 block of Christie Way, where a large refrigerator was left blocking a home’s front door with graffiti referencing a countdown and inappropriate imagery. The incident may be linked to a group of local teenagers reportedly involved in pranks. While the act may have been intended as a joke, police remind the public that such behaviour can have serious consequences and may constitute a criminal offence. The matter has been referred to the school liaison officer for further investigation and follow-up. (File #: OB2025-1909)

Insurance Violation – July 17, 9:45 AM

While conducting traffic patrols in the 400 block of Beach Drive, Oak Bay Police stopped a vehicle found to be unregistered. The driver was unable to produce valid insurance documentation.

• Issued Violation Tickets:
  • Fail to Produce Out-of-Province Registration – S. 21(7)(c) MVA – $109
  • No Insurance – S. 24(3)(b) MVA – $598
    The vehicle was towed from the scene.
  • File #: OB2025-1952

Theft of Bicycle – July 17

A report was received regarding the theft of a secured electric bicycle from the 2200 block of Oak Bay Avenue.

• Description: Flat black Colt Surface 604 Electric Bicycle
• Value: Approximately $3,500
• File #: OB2025-1953

Theft of Bicycle – July 18

A second bicycle theft was reported from the same block. The bicycle had been secured with a cable lock that was defeated.

• Description: Black Motobecane mountain bike with BIONIX E-kit
• Value: Approximately $1,500
• File #: OB2025-1963

Theft of Bicycle – July 19

A third bicycle theft was reported from the 1400 block of Monterey Avenue. The bicycle had been locked at the location since July 17.

• Description: Black MEC Chinook bicycle with rear pannier
• Value: Approximately $1,200
• File #: OB2025-1970

If you have information regarding these or any other crimes in Oak Bay, please contact the police department at 250-592-2424 or Crimestoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS).