A Norwich resident has been charged after the OPP responded to an incident involving intimate partner violence in Brant County.
BRANT COUNTY - An intimate partner violence investigation in Brant County has resulted in a charge against a Norwich resident.
The OPP got the call at around 6:15 p.m. on Sunday. Officers say two people were involved in a confrontation, when one of them damaged something that belonged to the other person.
A 29-year-old from Norwich has been charged with mischief as a result. They will now appear in a Brantford courtroom in April.

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