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OPP Briefs

Monday, 2 April 2018 at 10:03

Briefs include a Tillsonburg man charged with assault and forcible confinement, around $3,000 in farm equipment stolen in South West Oxford and a suspicious man in Delhi.

TILLSONBURG - A 51 year old man from Tillsonburg is facing numerous charges after a fight with a woman in Tillsonburg. 

The man was in a shouting match with a woman on London Street East early Friday morning. Things eventually turned physical and police were called. Officers arrived on the scene and charged Ronald Robert Caryn with assault, forcible confinement and possession of Cocaine. 

He is scheduled to appear in the Ontario Court of Justice, Woodstock at a later date.

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SOUTH WEST OXFORD - Around $3,000 in farm equipment has been stolen from a shed in South West Oxford Township. 

Police say the break and enter happened sometime between Thursday night and Friday morning. Stolen was a number of different hand tools, a portable generator, saw, fireplace and stove along with a John Deere toy excavator. 

The shed was unlocked on the property.

Anyone with information on this crime is asked to contact Oxford OPP or Crime Stoppers. 
 
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DELHI - Police are warning the public about a suspicious man in Delhi. 

OPP say the man was spotted standing around the side door of a garage at a home on Aberdeen Avenue on Sunday around 12:55 in the morning. Officers patrolling the area quickly arrived at the residence however could not locate the male.

The OPP are urging all community residents to immediately contact police if they observe any suspicious behaviour in their community by calling the non-emergency number at 1-888-310-1122 or if a crime is in progress by dialling 911.
 

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