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Over the last three decades, room service has taken on a whole new meaning at the Beverly Motel, and on Wednesday, the east Edmonton business got a wake up call.
The Beverly Motel became the first motel in the country to be shut down by the Alberta Law Enforcement Response Team’s Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods (SCAN) unit.
“For at least the last 30 years, the community surrounding this motel has witnessed numerous complaints of drugs, drug trafficking and prostitution, all within this hotel and the surrounding area,” said Sgt. Chip Sawchuk, acting manager of the SCAN unit. “They’re going to have to bring the motel up to the standards required.”
According to Sawchuk, since 1996 police have responded to almost 800 complaints at the Beverly, so in June of 2009, the SCAN unit started an investigation.

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Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams (ALERT) has shut down the Beverly Motel located at 4403-118 Avenue after a year long investigation into complaints about illegal activity at the property.
The property was investigated by ALERT’s Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods (SCAN) unit. The SCAN unit was called in after multiple complaints that the seventeen room motel was allegedly being used for drug trafficking and prostitution.
“Residents in this particular neighbourhood had a daily, front-row seat to public displays of drug-use, violence and prostitution,” said Chip Sawchuk, acting manager of the SCAN unit, in a news release. “When activity like that threatens the safety and enjoyment of a neighbourhood, SCAN will target the problem property and shut it down if necessary, whether it is a private residence or a business.”

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REPUBLISH | EMAIL | PRINT | Text Size: S M L XL | REPORT TYPO | SEND YOUR FEEDBACK | Beverly Motel shut down for 30 days Last Updated: Wednesday, September 1, 2010 | 12:25 PM MT CBC News Following a year-long investigation into drug trafficking and prostitution, the province shut down the Beverly Motel in Edmonton for 30 days starting Wednesday. The Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods unit, or SCAN, of the Alberta Law Enforcement Response Team began investigating after getting hundreds of public complaints about the motel at 4403-118 Avenue. Close to 800 complaints have been made since May 1996, according to SCAN. “Residents in this particular neighbourhood had a daily, front-row seat to public displays of drug-use, violence and prostitution,” Chip Sawchuk, acting manager of the SCAN unit said in release. “When activity like that threatens the safety and enjoyment of a neighbourhood, SCAN will target the problem property and shut it down if necessary, whether it is a private residence or a business. …

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Beverly Motel forced to close for 30 days
Updated: Wed Sep. 01 2010 11:56:16 ctvedmonton.ca
The Beverly Motel in east Edmonton has been forced to shut down for 30 days after it has been linked to drug trafficking and prostitution.
The closure was ordered after an investigation was launched by Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams’ Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods unit (SCAN).
SCAN began the investigation after receiving numerous public complaints that the 17-room motel located at 44 St. and 118 Ave. was allegedly being used for illegal activity.
This is the first time a motel has been shut down using SCAN legislation in Canada.
“When activity like that threatens the safety and enjoyment of a neighbourhood, SCAN will target the problem property and shut it down if necessary, whether it is a private residence or a business,” said Chip Sawchuk, acting manager of the SCAN unit.

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EDMONTON â The Beverly Motel has been shut down for 30 days by a provincial police unit that targets organized crime.
The closure, effective Wednesday at the property on 118th Avenue at 44th Street, was announced by the Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams after a one-year investigation that uncovered drug trafficking and prostitution among the 17 rooms.
It is the first time in Canada that police have used Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods, or SCAN, legislation to shut down a motel.
âœResidents in this particular neighbourhood had a daily, front-row seat to public displays of drug-use, violence and prostitution,â said Chip Sawchuk, acting manager of the SCAN unit.
âœWhen activity like that threatens the safety and enjoyment of a neighbourhood, SCAN will target the problem property and shut it down if necessary, whether it is a private residence or a business,â he said.

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Edmonton’s Beverly Motel shut down by ALERTFirst motel in Canada to be closed using SCAN legislationKaryn Mulcahy, Global News: Wednesday, September 1, 2010 11:38 AM
Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams (ALERT) has shut down the Beverly Motel located at 4403-118 Avenue after a year long investigation into complaints about illegal activity at the property.
The property was investigated by ALERT’s Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods (SCAN) unit. The SCAN unit was called in after multiple complaints that the seventeen room motel was allegedly being used for drug trafficking and prostitution.
“Residents in this particular neighbourhood had a daily, front-row seat to public displays of drug-use, violence and prostitution,” said Chip Sawchuk, acting manager of the SCAN unit, in a news release. “When activity like that threatens the safety and enjoyment of a neighbourhood, SCAN will target the problem property and shut it down if necessary, whether it is a private residence or a business.”

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Police arrest 3 in North End prostitution sting
NEW BEDFORD — Police arrested three alleged street prostitutes on charges of offering sex to an undercover detective Monday night.
Members of the New Bedford Police Department Organized Crime Intelligence Bureau, which investigates local drug and vice cases, set up surveillance Monday in the near North End neighborhood around Belleville Avenue and Sawyer Street.
Detectives said they had received numerous complaints from residents and neighborhood groups of street-level prostitution in the area, court records said.
According to police reports, an undercover detective was solicited for sex by three women during a short time period. The alleged prostitutes were arrested after the detective gave a signal to the other OCIB members that he had just been offered sex for a fee.
Arrested were Stephanie Boyden, 27; Denise Robinson, 39, and Iliana Vasquez, 42, all of New Bedford.

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Police arrest 3 in North End prostitution sting
NEW BEDFORD — Police arrested three alleged street prostitutes on charges of offering sex to an undercover detective Monday night.
Members of the New Bedford Police Department Organized Crime Intelligence Bureau, which investigates local drug and vice cases, set up surveillance Monday in the near North End neighborhood around Belleville Avenue and Sawyer Street.
Detectives said they had received numerous complaints from residents and neighborhood groups of street-level prostitution in the area, court records said.
According to police reports, an undercover detective was solicited for sex by three women during a short time period. The alleged prostitutes were arrested after the detective gave a signal to the other OCIB members that he had just been offered sex for a fee.
Arrested were Stephanie Boyden, 27, Denise Robinson, 39, and Iliana Vasquez, 42, all of New Bedford. They were each charged with sexual conduct for a fee, and were released on nominal bails after being arraigned Tuesday in district court.— Brian Fraga

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