An OPP police officer has been arrested and charged with assault and mischief in relation to a domestic incident.
The member of the East Region OPP was investigated by the professional standards branch of the force after reports of a domestic assault.
The 10-year uniform member of the OPP has been charged with aggravated assault, assault with a weapon and mischief to property.
The victim remains in hospital with serious, but non-life-threatening injuries.
He was held in custody to appear in Belleville court May 7 for a bail hearing.
His name and work location is not being disclosed to protect the identity of the victim, but the officer has been suspended from duty with pay.
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Central Hastings OPP officer charged with assault and mischief in relation to a domestic incident
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OPP officer charged with assault
A member of the East Region OPP has been charged with assault.
According to a release from OPP East Region spokesperson Sgt. Kristine Rae, the 10-year uniform member was arrested and charged with aggravated assault, assault with a weapon and mischief to property after the officer was involved in a domestic assault.
The OPP Professional Standards Branch conducted an investigation on May 5.
The victim remains in hospital with serious, non-life-threatening injuries.
The officer was held in custody and appeared for a bail hearing this morning in the Ontario Court of Justice in Belleville.
Rae said the name and work location of the accused will not be released, in order to protect the identity of the victim.
The officer is suspended from duty with pay.
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According to a release from OPP East Region spokesperson Sgt. Kristine Rae, the 10-year uniform member was arrested and charged with aggravated assault, assault with a weapon and mischief to property after the officer was involved in a domestic assault.
The OPP Professional Standards Branch conducted an investigation on May 5.
The victim remains in hospital with serious, non-life-threatening injuries.
The officer was held in custody and appeared for a bail hearing this morning in the Ontario Court of Justice in Belleville.
Rae said the name and work location of the accused will not be released, in order to protect the identity of the victim.
The officer is suspended from duty with pay.
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Cop charged in serious assault
A member of the Ontario Provincial Police will appear in the Ontario Court of Justice tomorrow after he was charged with a serious assault on a woman.
The officer - who cannot be identified under a court-imposed publication ban, nor can details be released about his relationship to the woman - made a brief appearance for a bail hearing on Monday, accompanied by Central Hastings OPP Detachment Commander Peter Valiquette.
The officer has been charged with aggravated assault, assault with a weapon and mischief to property.
OPP report members of its professional standards branch conducted an investigation into a domestic assault involving "an OPP officer in East Region."
The victim remains in hospital with serious, non life-threatening injuries.
The officer has been suspended from duty with pay.
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The officer - who cannot be identified under a court-imposed publication ban, nor can details be released about his relationship to the woman - made a brief appearance for a bail hearing on Monday, accompanied by Central Hastings OPP Detachment Commander Peter Valiquette.
The officer has been charged with aggravated assault, assault with a weapon and mischief to property.
OPP report members of its professional standards branch conducted an investigation into a domestic assault involving "an OPP officer in East Region."
The victim remains in hospital with serious, non life-threatening injuries.
The officer has been suspended from duty with pay.
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Central Hastings OPP officer gets bail again
A Central Hastings OPP officer accused of assaulting a woman has been granted bail for the second time.
In an Intelligencer report, the officer was released yesterday after a bail hearing.
The officer – who cannot be named under a court-imposed publication ban – had been in police custody since last Sunday after being charged with criminal harassment as well as four charges of breach of recognizance.
The officer was originally arrested in May and charged with aggravated assault, assault with a weapon and mischief to property.
He’s been suspended from duty with pay for the past five months.
His next court appearance is Nov. 21 in Picton.
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In an Intelligencer report, the officer was released yesterday after a bail hearing.
The officer – who cannot be named under a court-imposed publication ban – had been in police custody since last Sunday after being charged with criminal harassment as well as four charges of breach of recognizance.
The officer was originally arrested in May and charged with aggravated assault, assault with a weapon and mischief to property.
He’s been suspended from duty with pay for the past five months.
His next court appearance is Nov. 21 in Picton.
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OPP officer gets bail for a second time
BELLEVILLE - A Central Hastings OPP officer accused of a serious assault on a woman has been granted bail for the second time.
The officer, held since Sunday for breaching his original bail conditions set in May, was released into the custody of his sureties who were present in court for his bail Friday.
The officer cannot be identified under a court-imposed publication ban, nor can details be released about his relationship to the woman.
In court, he acknowledged the litany of restrictions meted out against him from the prisoner’s box before being granted a conditional release by Justice of the Peace Cathy Hickling.
“Don't breach,” warned Hickling. “I don't want to see you back in the courts again.”
His non-deposit bail bond was bumped up to $50,000 from $25,000. He must also abide by a number of restrictions including having no contact with the female, residing in Belleville with his two sureties and remaining in their company at all times.
He also cannot be within 300 metres of the woman, her place of residence or her place of employment and he's banned from having weapons and must attend anger management counselling.
In addition to the initial offences, the officer also stands charged with one count of criminal harassment and four charges of breach of a recognizance in connection with his weekend arrest.
The officer — who has been suspended from duty with pay for the past five months — was arrested in May and charged with aggravated assault, assault with a weapon and mischief to property.
At that time, OPP reported members of its professional standards branch conducted an investigation into a domestic assault involving "an OPP officer in East Region."
The victim was treated in hospital for serious, non life-threatening injuries and was released several days later.
The officer's next court appearance is slated for Nov. 21 in Picton.
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The officer, held since Sunday for breaching his original bail conditions set in May, was released into the custody of his sureties who were present in court for his bail Friday.
The officer cannot be identified under a court-imposed publication ban, nor can details be released about his relationship to the woman.
In court, he acknowledged the litany of restrictions meted out against him from the prisoner’s box before being granted a conditional release by Justice of the Peace Cathy Hickling.
“Don't breach,” warned Hickling. “I don't want to see you back in the courts again.”
His non-deposit bail bond was bumped up to $50,000 from $25,000. He must also abide by a number of restrictions including having no contact with the female, residing in Belleville with his two sureties and remaining in their company at all times.
He also cannot be within 300 metres of the woman, her place of residence or her place of employment and he's banned from having weapons and must attend anger management counselling.
In addition to the initial offences, the officer also stands charged with one count of criminal harassment and four charges of breach of a recognizance in connection with his weekend arrest.
The officer — who has been suspended from duty with pay for the past five months — was arrested in May and charged with aggravated assault, assault with a weapon and mischief to property.
At that time, OPP reported members of its professional standards branch conducted an investigation into a domestic assault involving "an OPP officer in East Region."
The victim was treated in hospital for serious, non life-threatening injuries and was released several days later.
The officer's next court appearance is slated for Nov. 21 in Picton.
jason.miller@sunmedia.ca
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Central Hastings OPP officer charged with aggravated assault, assault with a weapon and mischief to property
BELLEVILLE - A Central Hastings OPP officer accused of a serious assault on a woman has been granted bail for the second time.
The officer, held since Sunday for breaching his original bail conditions set in May, was released into the custody of his sureties who were present in court for his bail Friday.
The officer cannot be identified under a court-imposed publication ban, nor can details be released about his relationship to the woman.
In court, he acknowledged the litany of restrictions meted out against him from the prisoner’s box before being granted a conditional release by Justice of the Peace Cathy Hickling.
“Don't breach,” warned Hickling. “I don't want to see you back in the courts again.”
His non-deposit bail bond was bumped up to $50,000 from $25,000. He must also abide by a number of restrictions including having no contact with the female, residing in Belleville with his two sureties and remaining in their company at all times.
He also cannot be within 300 metres of the woman, her place of residence or her place of employment and he's banned from having weapons and must attend anger management counselling.
In addition to the initial offences, the officer also stands charged with one count of criminal harassment and four charges of breach of a recognizance in connection with his weekend arrest.
The officer - who has been suspended from duty with pay for the past five months - was arrested in May and charged with aggravated assault, assault with a weapon and mischief to property.
At that time, OPP reported members of its professional standards branch conducted an investigation into a domestic assault involving "an OPP officer in East Region."
The victim was treated in hospital for serious, non life-threatening injuries and was released several days later.
The officer's next court appearance is slated for Nov. 21 in Picton.
jason.miller@sunmedia.ca
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The officer, held since Sunday for breaching his original bail conditions set in May, was released into the custody of his sureties who were present in court for his bail Friday.
The officer cannot be identified under a court-imposed publication ban, nor can details be released about his relationship to the woman.
In court, he acknowledged the litany of restrictions meted out against him from the prisoner’s box before being granted a conditional release by Justice of the Peace Cathy Hickling.
“Don't breach,” warned Hickling. “I don't want to see you back in the courts again.”
His non-deposit bail bond was bumped up to $50,000 from $25,000. He must also abide by a number of restrictions including having no contact with the female, residing in Belleville with his two sureties and remaining in their company at all times.
He also cannot be within 300 metres of the woman, her place of residence or her place of employment and he's banned from having weapons and must attend anger management counselling.
In addition to the initial offences, the officer also stands charged with one count of criminal harassment and four charges of breach of a recognizance in connection with his weekend arrest.
The officer - who has been suspended from duty with pay for the past five months - was arrested in May and charged with aggravated assault, assault with a weapon and mischief to property.
At that time, OPP reported members of its professional standards branch conducted an investigation into a domestic assault involving "an OPP officer in East Region."
The victim was treated in hospital for serious, non life-threatening injuries and was released several days later.
The officer's next court appearance is slated for Nov. 21 in Picton.
jason.miller@sunmedia.ca
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Charged cop jailed on breach
A Central Hastings OPP officer has been ordered held in jail pending a bail hearing Friday.
He was arrested Sunday and charged with breaching earlier conditions of his release.
The officer, whose name cannot be released under a court-ordered publication ban, has been charged with one count of criminal harassment and four charges of breach of a recognizance in connection with his weekend arrest.
The officer — who has been suspended from duty with pay for the past five months — was initially arrested in May and charged with aggravated assault, assault with a weapon and mischief to property.
At that time, OPP reported members of its professional standards branch conducted an investigation into a domestic assault involving "an OPP officer in East Region."
The officer is scheduled to appear for a bail hearing Friday morning after he made a brief appearance in court Monday afternoon and was held in custody at Napanee until his Friday court appearance.
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He was arrested Sunday and charged with breaching earlier conditions of his release.
The officer, whose name cannot be released under a court-ordered publication ban, has been charged with one count of criminal harassment and four charges of breach of a recognizance in connection with his weekend arrest.
The officer — who has been suspended from duty with pay for the past five months — was initially arrested in May and charged with aggravated assault, assault with a weapon and mischief to property.
At that time, OPP reported members of its professional standards branch conducted an investigation into a domestic assault involving "an OPP officer in East Region."
The officer is scheduled to appear for a bail hearing Friday morning after he made a brief appearance in court Monday afternoon and was held in custody at Napanee until his Friday court appearance.
Brice.mcvicar@sunmedia.ca
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Re: Central Hastings OPP officer charged with assault and mischief in relation to a domestic incident
Why is it that whenever any ordinary citizen gets charged with assault, they are guilty until they prove they are innocent, their name is published in newspapers and all over the TV.
But when a police officer is charged, the Police use a "lame excuse" like "the name of the Officer withheld to protect the victim," so this Officer’s name is not revealed?
This is pure discrimination.
The officer will keep his job, and wages, but any ordinary citizen would get arrested, have to post bail, and get dragged through the wringer like trash!
And to top it off, the officer gets a paid vacation and most likely subsidized legal representation from the Ontario Provincial Police Association.
But when a police officer is charged, the Police use a "lame excuse" like "the name of the Officer withheld to protect the victim," so this Officer’s name is not revealed?
This is pure discrimination.
The officer will keep his job, and wages, but any ordinary citizen would get arrested, have to post bail, and get dragged through the wringer like trash!
And to top it off, the officer gets a paid vacation and most likely subsidized legal representation from the Ontario Provincial Police Association.
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