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Fail to Stop Incident Involving High-Speed E-Bike

The Brockville Police Service is investigating a fail-to-stop incident involving a high-speed e- bike/dirt bike that occurred on the evening of June 16, 2026.

At approximately 9:00 pm, officers initiated a traffic stop on an e-bike/dirt bike travelling at a measured speed of 86 km/h in a posted 60 km/h zone. The operator failed to stop for police. In accordance with public safety considerations, no pursuit was initiated, and officers discontinued the stop attempt.

At this time, the identity of the rider remains unknown, and the investigation is ongoing. There is an attached photo of the suspect wearing grey, with the e-bike/dirt bike in question.

Public Safety Reminder:

Police are reminding all road users that:
• Failing to stop for police is a serious offence that poses significant risks to the public.
• High speeds with any conveyance including e-bikes or off-road style motorcycles on public roads create dangerous conditions for pedestrians, cyclists, and other motorists.
• Officers continuously assess risk before initiating pursuits, and decisions are made with public safety as the top priority.

Anyone with information regarding this incident is asked to contact the Brockville Police Service at 613-342-0127 or provide information anonymously through Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222- TIPS(8477).

Male Charged Following Intimate Partner Violence Investigation

The Brockville Police Service has charged a 26-year-old, male following an intimate partner violence investigation that occurred on June 14, 2026 at approximately 4:30pm.

On that date, police received a call for service from a female reporting that her male partner had struck her multiple times at their residence on Macodrum Drive. It was also reported that there children were present at the time of the incident.

Officers attended the residence shortly after receiving the call and located the victim. Based on the information gathered, officers formed grounds to believe that an assault had occurred. Police announced their presence inside the residence, and the male suspect was located and placed under arrest without incident. The accused was transported to the Brockville Police Service in relation to two counts of assault. The victim sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

While in custody, the accused caused damage to a light fixture within the police facility. As a result, he was additionally charged with mischief under $5,000.00. The accused was held in custody pending a bail hearing.

Jewelry Stolen in Distraction Theft

On June 10, 2026, at approximately 3:30pm, police received a report of a distraction-style theft in the area of Pearl Street West.

The incident took place when a black SUV pulled up in front of a residential property. The occupants of the vehicle, described as a male driver and a female passenger seated in the back, asked the homeowner for directions to a nearby Catholic church. When the complainant attempted to assist, the female suspect engaged her in conversation and offered her a piece of gold jewelry to try on. While placing the jewelry on the complainant, the suspect removed the complainant’s personal necklace without consent and replaced it with a fake piece. The suspects then fled the area in the vehicle, last seen travelling westbound on Pearl Street.

Police are reminding residents to remain vigilant when interacting with unknown individuals, particularly in situations involving unsolicited offers or close physical contact.

Anyone with information regarding this incident, or incidents similar in nature, are asked to contact the Brockville Police Service. If you want to provide information you can do so anonymously through Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).

Collaboration of Policing Partners Provides Results in a Traffic Enforcement Initiative

On June 8, 2026, a joint traffic enforcement blitz was conducted in collaboration between Brockville Police Service and the OPP TIME Team (Traffic Incident Management and Enforcement). This coordinated initiative focused on enhancing road safety through targeted enforcement and strengthening inter-agency collaboration.

A total of 45 traffic related charges were laid during the enforcement blitz. Enforcement was performed at various areas throughout the city. This initiative successfully addressed a range of high-risk driving behaviours through proactive and visible enforcement. Charges were issued and some vehicles were impounded or towed in relation to the following areas of offences, but not limited to:

• Speeding
• Stunt Driving
• Expired Validation Permits
• Improper Mufflers
• Disobey Stop Signs
• Fail to Wear Seatbelt
• Drive Without a Licence
• No Insurance Offences

The results demonstrate a continued need for focused enforcement initiatives while highlighting the effectiveness of inter-agency collaboration. We thank our policing partners at the OPP for their commitment to safety and our partnership.

Robbery

On June 4, 2026, at approximately 8:30pm, police responded to a report of a robbery in the area of King Street East and Oxford Avenue. Initial information indicated that a male victim had been sprayed with bear spray.

The investigation determined that the victim had been confronted by two adult males, aged 43 and 48 years-of-age. The subjects sprayed the victim with bear spray and stole several personal belongings, along with a quantity of cash. The subjects then fled the area. The victim and subjects knew one another, they were not strangers and this is not a random attack.

Police subsequently located the suspects at a residence on George Street. Officers contained the residence and made efforts to communicate with the individuals inside. Shortly thereafter, both suspects were taken into custody without incident and were cooperative with officers.

Both individuals were held in custody for a bail hearing after being charged with robbery. The 48-year-old male was additionally charged with failing to comply with probation.

The victim received medical treatment for injuries described as non-life-threatening.

Update on Victims Identity from the Triple Homicide

The Brockville Police Service is responding to numerous inquiries regarding the identities of the victims involved in last week’s triple homicide.

We would like to remind the public that information circulating through social media posts or other media reports does not meet the standard required for official confirmation of identity in relation to criminal proceedings. While investigators continue to await official identification, it can be shared that the victims are believed to be the following:

• Louwanda Elliott (Wanda, mother) – 49 years old.
• Mackayla Elliott – 17 years old.
• Nikita Elliott – 15 years old.

The Brockville Police Service is committed to conducting investigations with the highest level of care, accuracy, and attention to detail. As this investigation remains in its early stages, we continue to ask for the public’s patience as investigators work diligently to ensure a thorough and complete process.

The Brockville Police Service continues to serve our community with dedication and commitment. While significant resources are being deployed to thoroughly investigate last week’s tragic incident, remaining personnel have continued to respond to numerous daily calls for service and emergency situations. These ongoing efforts help ensure the safety and well-being of everyone in our community. Below are just a few examples of incidents to which officers have recently responded.

Subject Arrested After Taser Deployment and Foot Chase Along Highway 401

On May 8, 2026, at approximately 5:30pm, police received a call regarding a female youth who was acting aggressive with individuals at a residence on Karolina Street. The youth fled the area heading northbound. Officers began to search for the female to check on her well-being and also investigate her bail condition violations.  

Officers located the female in the area of the North Augusta Road and the Highway 401. The subject was running back and forth along the lanes of the highway, until officers could successfully contain her. Once that took place, the female presented a shard of glass and began attempting to stab and cut herself. At that time, with the totality of safety concerns, a Taser deployed to gain control and restore safety for everyone as soon as possible. The subject was taken to the Brockville General Hospital to assess her overall well-being and any injuries can be described as non-life-threatening.

The subject is facing charges for failing to comply with release order conditions and will appear at the courts on a future date. 

Subject Arrested After Fleeing on Foot in Relation to Break and Enter Charges

On May 9, 2026, at approximately 2:30pm, officers were on patrol in the area of Front Avenue, when they observed a 39-year-old, male who was wanted for break and enter and failing to comply with probation. The original break and enter had taken place at a residence on George Street, after being reported to police on April 22, 2026.

Once the subject noticed police, he fled on foot. Officers followed the subject northbound through properties to the area of 12 Central Avenue. While there, the subject was located in the basement of one of the residences at that location.

The subject was held for a bail hearing for the offences of break and enter and two counts of failing to comply with probation. 

Disturbance at Vigil for Victims

On May 10, 2026, at approximately 5:15pm, police received information of some individuals causing issues at Centeen Park. There was a gathering at the park to hold a vigil for the victims from the tragic murder of the three females from last week. Some of the youths were reported to be consuming alcohol at the event.

Once on scene, officers located two female youths who were 14 and 15 years-of-age. They were intoxicated to the point that they were shouting and causing a disturbance for others. It appeared that one was falling and didn’t have the ability to care for themselves. As officers attempted to remove the youths, they began resisting and officers took them into custody for being intoxicated in public. They continued to kicking and smashing their heads off the police vehicle.

No charges were issued in relation to this incident. Due to concerns for the two youth’s well-being, they were taken to the Brockville General Hospital where they received medical care. 

Driver Impaired by Drugs Arrested

On May 11, 2026, at approximately 2:15pm, police received information of a 56-year-old, male, who was operating a vehicle and suspected to be impaired. Information was that the subject was leaving one location to attend a business on Stewart Boulevard. The caller had concerns for the driver’s state.

Officers located the subject at the business on Stewart Boulevard that was described. It was confirmed that the driver was showing signs of impairment by drugs. The officer demanded that the driver perform a Standard Field Sobriety Test, which he performed poorly. The driver was arrested and taken to the Brockville Police Service for examination by a Drug Recognition Expert. That test confirmed that the driver was impaired by drugs.

The driver had their vehicle impounded; driver’s licence suspended and was charged with operation while impaired. They were released with conditions and a future court date.

Continued Graffiti in our Community

The Brockville Police Service is advising residents of an increase in graffiti incidents reported throughout the community. Suspects have targeted public property, private buildings, parks, and other shared spaces.

Graffiti negatively affects residents by diminishing the appearance of neighbourhoods and creating frustration for property owners who must deal with unwanted damage. It can also contribute to a reduced sense of safety and pride within the community.

In addition, graffiti places a burden on City of Brockville staff who are required to spend significant time and resources cleaning affected areas. These efforts divert city workers from other essential maintenance and services.

The Brockville Police Service asks residents to remain vigilant and report graffiti or suspicious activity. If anyone notices new graffiti in the vicinity of any security or doorbell cameras, please review your footage. Anyone with information regarding graffiti incidents is asked to contact the Brockville Police Service at 613-342-0127 or anonymously through Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). Residents or businesses that have been a victim of graffiti are encouraged to report the incident online through our website at www.brockvillepolice.com and include photographs of the damage. This reporting option helps save time for the residents, while also assisting our dispatchers in receiving and processing this information more efficiently.

Homicide Investigation – Public Appeal for Video Surveillance

The Brockville Police Service is requesting the public’s assistance in identifying video footage that may support an ongoing homicide investigation.

Police are requesting North End residents, business owners, and property managers to review any available cameras, including:
• Trail or wildlife cameras
• Doorbell cameras (e.g., Ring)
• Home or business security cameras
• Dash cameras

Time period for review: Wednesday May 6th at 10 p.m. until Thursday May 7th at 2 p.m.

Please refer to the attached image for the area of interest.

Subject Description:

• Approximately 6 feet tall
• Approximately 280 pounds
• Heavy set build
• Brown hair
• Possibly wearing dark clothing

Footage that may appear insignificant, or captured outside the identified area, may still be of investigative value.

Please contact:

• Detective Constable McCullough at 613 342 0127 ext. 2099, or
• Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1 800-222-TIPS (8477)

To protect the integrity of the investigation, it is requested that all footage and information be provided directly to police and not shared on social media.

Youth Arrested as Police Investigate the Suspicious Deaths of Three Individuals

On May 7, 2026 at approximately 11:30 am, police responded to a 911 call reporting the deaths of three individuals at a residence on Cartier Court. Officers arrived promptly and confirmed that three individuals were found deceased inside the residence. Based on evidence at the scene, the deaths were deemed as suspicious in nature.

Following the initial response, police received additional information that led them to an address on the outskirts of Brockville. A 17-year-old, Brockville youth believed to be connected to this incident was located at that address and taken into custody for three counts of first-degree murder and assaulting a police officer. The accused and the victims are known to one another, and police have confirmed this was not a random incident.

This investigation is sensitive and complex. We recognize the profound impact this incident has on the families, loved ones, and the community. We respectfully ask for the public’s patience as investigators continue their work, and we encourage empathy for those most directly impacted.

The accused will appear for a bail hearing on May 8^th, 2026 and will not be named as their identity is protected under the Youth Criminal Justice Act. Further information will be provided when it is appropriate and able.

We encourage anyone with information to contact the Brockville Police Service at 613-342-0127 or alternatively through Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).

Thousand Islands Secondary School

On the 5th of May, 2026, shortly before 11am, the Brockville Police received a call regarding a bomb threat and weapons at the Thousand Islands Secondary School. The school was placed in lockdown for approximately 1 hour while police attended to ensure the safety of all occupants.

Police conducted a search of the school. It was determined that there was no immediate threat, and the lockdown was lifted. At this time, members of the Brockville Police Service are continuing their investigation.
Anyone with information related to this incident is encouraged to contact the Brockville Police Service at 613-342-0127 or provide information anonymously through Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477)

The Brockville Police Service continues to respond to a significant volume of calls for service, reflecting the wide range of responsibilities our officers carry out daily to promote safety in our community. Throughout the month of April, officers were called to numerous incidents involving fire scenes, bomb threats, serious assaults, break and enters, drug‑related offences, and a variety of complex investigations, all while maintaining a strong focus on traffic enforcement and public safety.

In April alone, up to the time of this report, the Brockville Police Service responded to 1,373 occurrences. As a result of these incidents, officers laid 160 traffic‑related charges and 135 criminal charges. These numbers highlight the dedication and professionalism of officers who continue to serve our community under demanding circumstances.

The following are just a few examples of the incidents that have taken place in our community, demonstrating our ongoing commitment to enforcement, and community well‑being.

Additional Bomb Threats Received by Walmart Staff

On April 29, 2026, at approximately 8:30pm, the Brockville Police Service was notified by Walmart staff that a bomb threat had been received. The threat was similar in nature to one reported at the same location on April 26, 2026.

Officers responded promptly and worked with store staff to assess the situation and implement appropriate safety measures. The caller indicated that a device had allegedly been placed in a specific area of the store. As a precaution, officers ensured that the identified area was kept clear of customers and staff. Given the proximity to the store’s regular closing time, procedures to close the store were initiated in an orderly manner.

Police conducted a thorough search of the reported area and found no suspicious items or devices. The threat was ultimately determined to be unfounded.

Detectives continue to investigate the source of these calls. Similar threats have recently been reported at Walmart locations in other jurisdictions across Ontario and even the United States. While it is not yet known whether the incidents are connected, all investigative avenues are being explored.

The Brockville Police Service remains committed to public safety and would like to remind community members to report any suspicious activity that may pose a risk to others by calling 911. Anyone with information related to these incidents is encouraged to contact the Brockville Police Service at 613‑342‑0127 or provide information anonymously through Crime Stoppers at 1‑800‑222‑TIPS (8477).

Break and Enter at a Local Tim Hortons Location

**Suspect Photographs Attached**

On April 30, 2026, at approximately 4:45am, the Brockville Police Service received a report from staff at the William Street Tim Hortons after it was discovered that the business had been broken into during the overnight hours and a theft had occurred.

Officers attended the location and secured the scene. Investigation determined that the suspect gained entry through the drive‑through window. Surveillance footage shows the suspect wearing a black hooded sweatshirt, green pants, a mask, and gloves. The hooded sweatshirt is described as having a distinct logo on the back with large white lettering reading “ALWAYS SUNNY LADNER.”

During the incident, a grinder was used to cut into safes inside the business, resulting in approximately $1,900 in cash being taken.

The investigation is ongoing. Anyone with information related to this incident is asked to contact the Brockville Police Service at 613‑342‑0127. Information may also be provided anonymously through Crime Stoppers at 1‑800‑222‑TIPS (8477).

Resident of Supportive Cabins Charged with Threats

On April 28, 2026, at approximately 2:00pm, the Brockville Police Service received a 911 call regarding a 26‑year‑old male resident at the Supportive Cabins located on County Road 2 East who was reportedly making threats toward others.

Information provided to police indicated that staff were present at the individual’s cabin repairing a window that had previously been damaged. While staff were on site, the individual, who was attempting to sleep at the time, became agitated and began searching for a knife while making threats toward staff. Police were contacted, and the individual left the property prior to officers arriving.

Officers conducted an area search and located the individual walking eastbound on County Road 2. He was taken into custody. At the time of his arrest, the individual began experiencing medical distress by way of seizures and was transported to Brockville General Hospital by paramedics for assessment and treatment.

After being medically cleared, the individual was held in custody for a bail hearing and charged with uttering threats to cause harm or death.

The Brockville Police Service would like to thank members of the public and staff for their cooperation and remind the community that reporting incidents promptly allows officers to respond effectively and help maintain public safety.

Arrest Made for Impaired Driving

On April 29, 2026, at approximately 3:00am, a Brockville Police Service officer observed a vehicle in the area of King Street West. The officer recognized the driver as a 29‑year‑old male who was known to have outstanding warrants related to previous intimate partner violence‑related offences.

The driver was arrested on the outstanding warrants. During the arrest, officers discovered the individual had been consuming alcohol. A roadside breath screening device was administered, which resulted in a fail.

The driver was transported to the Brockville Police Service for further testing, which confirmed he was operating a motor vehicle while impaired. This was further supported by the presence of open alcohol containers inside the vehicle.

The driver was released with a future court date for failing to attend court related to the previous charges and was additionally charged with the following:

• Operation while impaired;
• Operation while impaired – blood alcohol concentration over 80mg;
• Novice driver – blood alcohol concentration above zero;
• Having care and control of a motor vehicle with open container of liquor.

Police Respond to Threatening Calls at Walmart

Police responded to two separate threatening phone calls received by staff at Walmart on the afternoon and evening of April 26, 2026.

At approximately 4:30pm, police were notified that Walmart staff had received a phone call from a subject claiming that explosive devices had been placed inside the store. As a precaution, the store was safely evacuated, and officers attended immediately. The OPP EDU (Explosive Disposal Unit) was consulted, and a thorough assessment of the premises was conducted. No suspicious items were located, and there were no injuries.

Police were later notified of a second threatening call at approximately 8:00pm, believed to be from the same individual. Officers again promptly attended the area, and conducted a detailed sweep of the store after it had been cleared. The building was determined to be safe, and staff were able to complete end‑of‑day procedures under police supervision. All employees exited the store without incident.

Investigators have determined that no devices or weapons were present at any time. The matter remains under investigation as police continue to attempt to identify the source of the calls. There have been multiple reports that are similar in nature in other jurisdictions; however, any links to those investigations has not been determined.

Police take all threats seriously and respond with an abundance of caution to promote the safety of all involved. The public is reminded to be aware regardless of any threat, and in the event of any immediate concern for safety, call 911.

Female Arrested After Incident Involving Intimate Partner Violence

On April 26, 2026, at approximately 3:30pm, police received a call from a male stating that he had been assaulted by his 24-year-old, girlfriend, at a residence on Reynolds Drive.

Officers attended the residence and spoke with both parties involved. The investigation determined that the female had assaulted the male by striking him on the arm and spitting on him. During the altercation, the victim’s glasses were damaged. Any injuries sustained were considered minor and non‑life‑threatening.

The female was arrested and transported to the Brockville Police Service for further investigation. As a result, she was charged with two counts of Assault and one count of Mischief Under $5,000.00. She was later released with conditions and a future court date.

Arrests Made in Multiple Impaired Driving Incidents

On April 25, 2026, at approximately 12:30am, an officer observed a vehicle traveling at a slow rate of speed on Parkedale Avenue. The driver also pulled over to the side of the road for no apparent reason.

The officer conducted a vehicle stop and spoke to a 40-year-old, female driving the vehicle. The officer observed that the driver had been consuming alcohol from the symptoms being displayed. Shortly after the driver was placed under arrest for impaired driving. She was taken to the Brockville Police Service for testing.

The breath samples taken confirmed that the driver was intoxicated. The vehicle was impounded, driver’s licence suspended and charged with operation while impaired and operation while impaired – blood alcohol concentration over 80mg. She was released with a future court date.

Additionally;

On April 25, 2026 at approximately 11:15pm, police were on patrol on Perth Street, when a vehicle was observed parked in a position that was blocking the entrance to the Via Rail station. The officer approached the vehicle that had multiple occupants, with the driver being a 22-year-old, male.

It was determined that the driver had been consuming alcohol previously, and a breath sample was taken from the driver, which resulted in a fail. The driver was arrested and transported to the Brockville Police Service for additional testing. Those tests confirmed that he was operating while impaired.

As a result, the vehicle was impounded, driver’s licence suspended and the driver was charged with operation while impaired and operation while impaired – blood alcohol concentration over 80mg. He was released with a future court date.