ASSAULT

Cornwall ON- On November 6, 2014, Police were called to a local business after a male employee complained of having been assaulted by a female employee. Investigation revealed that the victim had been struck by an object thrown by the female. No injuries were reported. Tara-Lynn Baribeau, 40 of Cornwall, was subsequently arrested for assault with a weapon and breach of probation. She was released to appear in court December 16, 2014.

Cornwall ON- On November 8, 2014, Megan Prunner, 21 of Cornwall, was arrested for criminal harassment, mischief, possession of weapon for dangerous purpose, and breach of probation for failing to keep the peace and be of good behaviour. Cornwall Police conducted an investigation into a complaint which originated on November 7, 2014. This revealed that the female had engaged in criminal behavior after a civil issue was not resolved. She was held for a bail hearing November 10, 2014. No injuries were involved in this matter.

FRAUD

Cornwall ON- On November 7, 2014, James Stevenson, 47 of Cornwall, was arrested for Fraud over $5000.00, Utter Forged Document, and Breach of Probation. On October 2, 2014, an investigation was commenced by police after receiving information from Ontario Works. It is alleged that the male had failed to report all changes to his personal and living arrangements. This resulted in the male receiving an overpayment. Further investigation revealed that the male was on probation at the time of the offence. He was subsequently held for a bail hearing.

DOMESTIC

Cornwall ON- On November 7, 2014, Cornwall Police were contacted through 911 regarding a possible domestic assault. Police met with the alleged male victim at police headquarters a short time later. Investigation revealed that the male had been at home with his girlfriend, when the couple became involved in a verbal argument. This resulted in the female striking the male on the side of the face. The female was subsequently arrested for domestic assault, and released to attend court December 16, 2014. The identity of the accused is withheld as it may identify the victim.

Cornwall ON- On November 7, 2014, Cornwall Police were dispatched to a domestic dispute. Initially, police investigated the male boyfriend for allegedly assaulting his girlfriend. Further investigation revealed that the female had assaulted the male by striking him in the face and threatened to damage his property. She was later arrested for domestic assault and uttering threats, and held for a bail hearing November 8, 2014. The identity of the accused is withheld as it may identify the victim, who sustained minor injuries due to this incident.

Cornwall ON- On November 8, 2014, Cornwall Police were dispatched to a domestic dispute. Police investigation revealed that the male and female had been involved in a heated argument. The male was subsequently struck in the face by the female, and suffered minor injuries. The female was subsequently arrested and charged with one count of domestic assault. She was later released with a court date of December 9, 2014.

MISCHIEF

Cornwall ON- On November 8, 2014, Cornwall Police attended an Adolphus Street address regarding a mischief complaint. Investigation revealed that a male was residing with a friend for a few days. On that date, the male became upset with his friend and subsequently caused damage to property within the apartment. Further investigation revealed that the male was on a recognizance to live elsewhere , and probation to Keep the Peace and be of Good behavior. Douglas Anderson, 31 of Cornwall, was arrested and charged with mischief under $5000, 2 counts of breach of Probation Order, and 1 count of fail to comply with JP Recognizance. He was held for a bail hearing November 10, 2014.

 

SD&G OPP

BREACH OF CONDITIONS
(North Dundas) – On November 9, 2014 at approximately 3:43pm, SD&G OPP officers responded to a report of an intoxicated male on Main Street in the Village of Winchester, North Dundas Township. A check of the adult male indicated that he was in breach of several conditions imposed from previous incidents. As police arrested him, he became aggressive and resistant towards officers.

James WILLIAMS (56) of North Dundas Township is charged with;

– Fail to Comply with Conditions (5 counts)
– Resist Peace Officer

He was held in custody pending an appearance (bail) at the Ontario Court of Justice in Cornwall today (November 10, 2014).

 

DOMESTIC INVESTIGATION
(North Dundas) – On November 9, 2014 at approximately 11:28pm, SD&G OPP officers responded to a report of a domestic situation at a residence on Moffat Street in the Village of Morewood, North Dundas Township. Investigation indicated that an altercation between an adult woman and her spouse resulted in the man being assaulted.

The 30-year-old woman was arrested and is charged with;

– Assault-Spousal

She was released and is scheduled to appear at the Ontario Court of Justice in Cornwall on November 25, 2014.

 

 (Ottawa)— On Thursday, November 6, 2014, the Ottawa Police Service Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Section charged an Ottawa man in relation to a report of a Sexual Assault involving a female, working as an escort.

On August 27, a female complainant contacted Ottawa Police to report that she had been sexually assaulted by a male who had used her escort service, stole an amount of money and returned at her request to repay the money. Upon his return, she was sexually assaulted by the male who used the name ‘Marcus’ when communicating with her.

An investigation was commenced and the male was identified.

Ubong Michael AKPAN, 28 years old, of Ottawa, has been charged with Sexual Assault and Theft under.  He will appear in court today for a Bail Hearing.

Anyone with information about similar incidents can contact the Ottawa Police Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Unit at 613-236-1222, ext. 5944. Anonymous tips can be submitted by calling Crime Stoppers at 613-233-8477 (TIPS), toll free at 1-800-222-8477 or downloading the Ottawa Police iOS app. 

Kingston Police Service

Police Bulletin

Calls for Service

Kingston Police had 180 calls for service during the 48 hour weekend period of November 8^th and 9^th, 2014. Some of these included:

• 6 domestic calls
• 4 assault calls
• 2 harassment calls
• 7 fight/disturbance calls
• 7 undesirable calls
• 1 drunk call
• 2 customer trouble calls
• 9 alarm calls
• 3 neighbour dispute calls
• 18 noise complaints
• 1 trouble with kids call
• 8 Mental Health Act calls
• 5 medical assist calls
• 24 assist citizen calls
• 2 break and enter calls
• 15 theft calls
• 1 shoplifting call
• 6 mischief calls
• 13 motor vehicle collisions
• 3 parking/vehicle complaints
• 1 driving complaints
• 15 suspicious activity calls
• 1 drug call

There were no individuals in police cells the morning of November 10^th, meaning any criminal charges and arrests over the prior 24 hours did not require a bail hearing.

Kingston Police Warn Against Online Classified Ad Scams

The Kingston Police Fraud Unit is advising the public to always exercise caution when responding to classified ads posted on-line. In particular, the Fraud Unit has had several occurrences in which the scammers pretended to be members of the Canadian Forces being posted out of the country who were selling their vehicles.

The scammers then convince the potential buyers to send money in advance, either by bank wire transfer or a money transfer agent such as Western Union or MoneyGram. Scammers will also pretend at times to use an established third party to hold the money until delivery. In such cases, consumers should verify that the e-mail address provided for electronic transfers or the bank information provided for wire transfers actually belong to a legitimate service entity.

Police caution consumers against sending money to strangers before receiving an item or being able to confirm that it actually exists. Emails alone, even if they contain attachments of purported ownership documents or photographs of the item for sale, should not be relied upon.

Driver who Fled Collision Involving Pedestrian Located and Charged

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An 18-year-old local man who struck a female teenager in the west end of town and fled the scene was quickly located and arrested by Kingston Police.

On Thursday, November 6^th, 2014 at approximately 11:30 a.m. the accused was in the parking lot of St. Paul the Apostle church, which is adjacent to Bayridge Secondary School. He was seen driving and acting in an aggressive manner on the property in front of some nearby students he knew, which included revving the engine and driving up quickly beside the pedestrians. After a passenger was let out, he accelerated in reverse at a high rate of speed, striking the 16-year-old victim with the left rear side of the vehicle and causing her to be thrown multiple feet through the air and land on the ground.

The male stopped the vehicle, being aware the collision occurred, and was even advised by a nearby teacher attending the scene not to leave. However, the accused refused to provide assistance and fled the parking lot in his vehicle. He was last seen eastbound on Taylor-Kidd Boulevard.

Kingston Police units who were in the area, including Uniform Patrol, Street Crime and Emergency Response attended to assist and investigate. The female was transported to a local hospital by paramedics with what are believed to be non-life-threatening injuries.

A short time after the incident officers located the involved vehicle with rear-end damage at an address on Mayfair Crescent. The accused was found inside the residence and arrested for Dangerous Operation of Motor Vehicle Causing Bodily Harm, Fail to Remain, and two counts of Breach of Probation. He was held overnight to attend a bail hearing the following day.