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Police Briefs

Monday, 23 November 2015 09:58

Includes 17 crashes in 36 hours, vandalism in Paris and trophy hunting.

PERTH COUNTY - The first snowfall of the season led to a number of collisions in Perth County.

Police say they have responded to 17 single motor vehicle collisions since the snow first fell on Saturday night. Most of the crashes were people sliding into the ditch, one vehicle rolled over and another hit a hydro pole. Another crash had a car slam slam into a road sign. Nobody was seriously injured in any of the crashes, however a few people did get hit with some minor cuts and bruises.

Police are reminding motorists that road conditions are not an excuse for collisions. Drivers need to slow down and change their driving habits as they present themselves.  Winter driving requires the full attention of every motorist. Proper pre-trip planning and vehicle inspections will make for a much safer trip.  


PARIS - Police have found missing man from Paris. The OPP found 47 year old William Hamilton in northern Ontario alive and well thanks to the public and media partners.


BRANT COUNTY - Police and the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry are looking into what they believe is a case of illegal trophy hunting.

Brant OPP were called out to Oxbow Road to look into 2 deer carcasses dumped on the side of the road. The carcasses were found missing their heads and fur. Police believe the carcasses were left sometimes between 6 and 9 last Wednesday morning. Anyone with information is asked to call police.


PARIS - The OPP are looking for information about a vandalized truck in Paris.

Brant OPP were called out Victoria Street in Paris after a blue 2010 Dodge Ram has it's windows smashed out and had been struck several times with something very hard. They believe the vandalism happened sometime between 1 and 7 on Friday morning. Anyone with information is asked to call police.

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