January 06, 2022

West Grey Police report to Jan 6, 2022

During the week of December 30 - January 6, 2022, the West Grey Police Service responded to 88 total calls for service.

• 3 – 911 Calls
• 5 – Domestic / Family Disputes
• 5 – Fraud Investigations
• 7 – Motor Vehicle Collisions
• 15 – Police Information / Assistance Calls
• 5 – Suspicious Persons / Vehicles
• 2 – Prevent Breach of the Peace

· 1 – Warrant executed

January 1, 2022 — Domestic Assault — On Saturday January 1, 2022 West Grey Police were called to an address in the Town of Durham in response to a 911 call involving a domestic dispute. The suspect fled on police arrival, but returned a short time later. Police re-attended and arrested a 36 year-old man from Cambridge.

Charged with:

· Assault

• Uttering Threats

· Mischief

Police held the accused for Bail Hearing, but was later released by the Ontario Court of Justice.

January 2, 2022 — Domestic Assault — On Sunday January 2, 2022 West Grey Police were called to an address in the Town of Ayton after receiving a 911 call involving a domestic dispute. The suspect fled when police arrived, but was tracked by officers. The suspect was found suffering the onset of hypothermia after falling into the South Saugeen River. The male was arrested and taken to hospital for treatment. He was cleared to police custody, processed and later released.

A 20-year-old male from Ayton has been charged with:

· Assault

· Mischief

If you have any information on 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.

COVID 19 Update

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

Until next week — Stay Safe West Grey

 

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