February 22, 2022

West Grey Police weekly report February 10 - 17, 2022

During the week of February 10 - 17, 2022, the West Grey Police Service responded to 82 total calls for service.

• 7 – 911 Calls
• 5 – Domestic / Family Disputes
• 9 – Motor Vehicle Collisions
• 19 – Police Information / Assistance Call
• 2 – Warrants
• 2 – Break and Enters
• 2 – Disturbances / Fights
• 6 – Traffic Hazards / Traffic Enforcements
• 1 – Theft Complaints
• 1 – Bail Violation

Bail Violation – On Thursday, February 10, 2022 West Grey Police completed an investigation of an alleged Bail Violation. As a result a 28-year old female from Blyth has been charged with:

• Fail to Comply with Release Order

A warrant has been sought for the persons arrest and will appear in Ontario Court of Justice once arrested.

Resist Arrest / Possession of Methamphetamine – On Wednesday, February 16, 2022 West Grey Police responded to a Disturbance on Garafraxa, Durham. A male known to police was located and was known to have outstanding warrants. While being arrested, the accused became combative with officers.

A 34-year old male of no fixed address was arrested and is now charged with:

• Resist Police
• Possession of Methamphetamine (Crystal Meth)

The accused was processed and released on an Undertaking. He will appear in the Ontario Court of Justice, Walkerton at a later date. Warrants held with West Grey Police and the Ontario Provincial Police were also executed.

If you have any information on these incidents or any crime or wanted person you are asked to contact the West Grey Police at 519 369 3046 or Crime Stoppers at 1 800 222 TIPS – You may be eligible for a cash reward. If you see something – Say Something.

COVID 19 Update

Significant changes to the Reopening of Ontario COVID situation. Learn more about what this means for you.

West Grey Police wish you to stay safe.

 

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