Unconscious female jogger was located 15 hours later

Crime Stoppers

Crime Stoppers is a notfor profit community based charitable program involving the co-operative efforts of the community, the media and the police in the fight against crime. Crime Stoppers is based on the simple principle that for every crime committed, someone other than the criminal, has information that might solve it.

Crime Stoppers programs have been responsible for the arrests of thousands of people and the recovery of millions of dollars in stolen program and seized illicit narcotics, all without a single tipster's identity ever being revealed. The public is encouraged to call with information concerning crimes that have been committed, are being committed or are about to be committed.

The number to remember is 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS).

Mischief

Hasty Market on Queensgate in Bolton had the Toronto Star newspapers set on fire.

Two vehicles on William Street in Bolton were spraypainted.

There was mischief to a construction type trailer on a building lot on Highway 10.

A 1997 Chev pickup was stolen from Simpson Road in Bolton.

Assault

Two male parties were arrested and held for bail on drug charges after police responded to Blockbusters in Bolton for a possible fight. This incident, according to Caledon OPP, may be linked to a stabbing, which occurred behind the Mr. Sub in Bolton.

Woman Found

A 24-year-old female went out for a jog and didn't return, which was highly out of character. She was located 15 hours later, unconscious in a field by the road. The female fainted, bumped her head and suffered a concussion. Foul play was ruled out.

Domestic Disputes

Averbal domestic dispute occurred at Albion Hills Conservation Area.

A male was allegedly pushed down a flight of stairs during another domestic.

Police attended an Egan Cr. Bolton home but did not lay any charges.

Police attended a Torbram Road home for a domestic and charged a male with mischief under, and a female party left the residence.

Man Arrested

OPP TRU/ERT/PERT officers arrested a man at a DeRose Ave. home in Bolton, after he barricaded himself and refused to surrender to police. He was taken to Etobicoke General Hospital for examination.