On October 5th, Brockville Police responded to a south end residence for a family dispute.
A 15 year old local female was arrested and charged with Mischief in relation to damaging a door within the residence.
She was also charged with Breaching her Probation and Breaching conditions of a Undertaking from previous unrelated charges.
She was released later with a future court date.
On October 5th, Brockville Police responded to a disturbance at a south end apartment building.
A 23 year old local male was arrested for assaulting another male.
He was charged with Assault Causing Bodily Harm and Resist Arrest as well as Breaching his Probation.
The victim received non-life threatening injuries.
The accused was held in custody and will appear for a bail hearing on October 6th.
On October 3rd, Brockville Police conducted a RIDE program on city streets.
Approx. 120 vehicles were stopped. One three day suspension was issued for a breath sample obtained that registered in the warning range.
The local 51 year old driver left the scene after receiving his suspension notice.
Gerry Shaver from the Safe Communities of Leeds and Grenville will be hoisting the Safe Communities flag this morning at 10 am. He will be raising it at the United Counties Building for Safe Communities Day. The campaign this year is to practice safe texting!
Brockville Police are looking for a 21 year old male for domestic assault, threats, mischief and breach of probation in relation to a domestic disturbance on First Ave. The 25 year old female suffered minor injuries but did not require medical treatment.
On September 27th, Brockville police received a complaint from a resident on Pine Street of a suspicious male outside her residence, looking into her living room window. This investigation is ongoing.
On September 27th, Brockville Police responded to a complaint of a disturbance in front of
On September 28th, Brockville Police responded to the Gas Bar at the Real Canadian Superstore in regards to 2 customers driving motorcycles refusing to pay for gas. On arrival it was discovered one of the drivers had been drinking and registered
On September 28th, Brockville Police received a complaint of election signs being stolen and uprooted in the north end of the city despite warnings.
The Brockville Police have completed their investigation into the report of a Break, Enter and Theft at the former Trinity Church. The person responsible for removing the bells as well as other articles has been identified as a former employee who felt he was carrying out authorized demolition and recycling work at the church. Unless new information comes forward, no charges will be laid in relation to this incident.