OPP Charge Daniel LALONDE in Death of Woman in Alfred SEPT 23, 2016 UPDATE

FROM/DE: Hawkesbury Detachment                         DATE:  September 22, 2016

-Update #2 – OPP INVESTGATING WEAPONS INCIDENT

Wanted Suspect Apprehended and Now in Police Custody

(Alfred and Plantagenet Township, ON) – Officers from the Hawkesbury Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) under the direction of Detective Inspector Daniel Nadeau of the Criminal Investigations Branch (CIB) are continuing to investigate a weapons related incident in Alfred and Plantagenet Township where a female had earlier been located deceased at the scene.

The OPP has located and arrested the male suspect who had earlier been identified in relation to this active criminal investigation.

The OPP wish to thank the public for their assistance, patience and understanding as this investigation continues.

Further details will be provided as they become available.

–Update- OPP INVESTGATING WEAPONS INCIDENTOne person deceased, suspect wanted

(Alfred and Plantagenet Township, ON) – Officers from the Hawkesbury Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) under the direction of Detective Inspector Daniel Nadeau of the Criminal Investigations Branch (CIB) are investigating a weapons related incident in Alfred and Plantagenet Township.  One deceased female has been located at the scene.

The OPP is searching for a suspect in the investigation.  He has been identified as Daniel LALONDE, 61.  He is described as a white male, with grey hair, 5’ 10”, 150 lbs. (see attached photos) who is considered armed and dangerous in relation to this active investigation.  The OPP are also searching for two vehicles LALONDE may be operating, a 2008 white Toyota Highlander with Ontario Licence BXLH 616, and a 2003 silver Honda Civic 4 door Ontario Licence BZPL 070.

The suspect is considered armed and dangerous and a risk to public safety.  Anyone who may know of the whereabouts of this wanted suspect or who may come into contact with the suspect should not approach him.  Contact the police as soon as possible by calling 9-1-1.

Road closures will remain in effect in the area of Concession 5.  The safety of the community is of paramount importance and the public is advised to avoid travel to and from this area until further notice.