Date: Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Occurrence Type: Spouse Attacks with Knif
Occurrence Number: GR-10
Details
On July 7 a woman reported to West Grey Police Service that her 58-year-old partner had assaulted her numerous times, and once on that day with a paring knife. The assaults had been occurring over the previous months, but this time included a threat to assault their 22-year-old daughter with the knife. West Grey Police arrested the man and charged him with two counts of assault with a weapon, one count of assault, and possession of a weapon dangerous. The man was released with an undertaking, and a court date of Aug. 16.
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Date: Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Occurrence Type: Posts Nabbed
Occurrence Number: GR-10
Details
Forty cedar fence posts were stolen from a residnece on Side Road 40 in the former Glenelg Township. Sometime overnight, July 7-8, somebody entered the property and stole the fence posts which were being stored on the edge of the property. Estimated value is $400. If you have any information, please call West Grey Police or Crime Stoppers.
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Date: Thursday, July 1, 2010
Occurrence Type: Breach of Recog
Occurrence Number: GR-10
Details
West Grey Police were dispatched to a residence on Durham Road East in the former Glenelg Township, after receiving a complaint from a woman that an unwanted man was on her property. Police investigation revealed the man was on a recognizance to stay away from the residence and the woman, and to not consume, purchase, or possess alcohol. The man had been drinking. Police arrested the man for breach of recognizance. He was taken to the police station and released with an August court date.
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Date: Thursday, July 1, 2010
Occurrence Type: 911 Emergencies Only
Occurrence Number: GR-10
Details
West Grey Police are reminding individuals that 911 is for emergencies only. Four calls over the previous week resulted in West Grey Police officers responding to areas where no emergency was taking place. As well, the number was dialled by children, as well as individuals who had intended to call 411. Deputy Chief Dan Rioux says that those mistakes take the police officers away from other important duties.
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