Brockville police kept busy over weekend with breach of conditions, mischief, threats arrests

Brockville police arrested two women for breaching their conditions over the weekend, and tracked down a man who was wanted in relation to making threats toward his girlfriend.

On Saturday, Jan. 4, at approximately 3 a.m., members of the Brockville Police Service conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle; police say the stop led to the arrest of a 20-year-old female passenger who provided a false name to officers. She was taken into custody for breaching a previous release condition stemming from an Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) incident. The woman was in the presence of her boyfriend, despite a condition prohibiting her from associating with him. She was charged with breach of undertaking and obstruct police, she was held in custody pending a bail hearing.

A second local woman, 41, was also arrested later in the morning of Jan. 4.  Police say she was arrested in relation to being at a downtown business, contrary to her conditions. She was held for a bail hearing.

Also on Jan. 4, at about 2 a.m.,  police received a 911 call regarding a 41-year-old male involved in a dispute with his 31-year-old girlfriend. As a result of the argument the male kicked in the door of the residence, and made threatening comments towards his girlfriend. He left prior to police arrival, however on Monday, Jan. 6, at about 2:15 a.m., police noticed the suspect “hiding behind a vehicle” while on an unrelated call. He was arrested for mischief, uttering threats and unlawfully in a dwelling. He was held in custody pending a show cause hearing.