He's facing seven counts of break and enter in addition to other offences.
MITCHELL - A break and enter investigation in Perth County has resulted in charges laid against a 43-year-old Woodstock man.
He's facing seven counts of break and enter in addition to one count of possession of property obtained by crime, one count of theft over $5,000, and one count of motor vehicle theft.
Perth OPP officers were called out to a storage facility in Mitchell on Sunday, after hearing about several break and enters that took place earlier in the day. They charged the Woodstonian after further investigation, but he has yet to be officially arrested in his case. Police say he was already in custody for separate charges, and will be charged in this investigation prior to his release.
The OPP has also identified a second suspect in this case and has issued a warrant for their arrest. No further details have been released at this time.
On July 6, 2025, the #PerthOPP launched an investigation after a receiving information of break and enter occurrences that occurred earlier that day at a storage facility in the town of Mitchell.
— OPP West Region (@OPP_WR) July 9, 2025
A 43 year-old resident of Woodstock, has been charged under the Criminal Code of… pic.twitter.com/9bfvyUAoA7

ICF Contributes over $395,000
TVDSB Launches East Oxford Elementary Panel Attendance Area Review
Reduced Load Season Underway in Oxford
WFD Investigating Garage Fire
Morning Power Outages in Woodstock
Woodstonian Charged in Paris Crash
Structure Fires Under Investigation in Ingersoll
Interview with the Mayor - March 2nd, 2026
PJHL Playoff Recap - Feb 27th to March 1st
SWOX Host Municipal Candidate Information Sessions
Metals Stolen from Waterford Greenhouse
CNOY Raises $288,204 in Oxford County
Warmer Temperatures Forecasted in March
Road Repairs Underway in Oxford
New Road Safety Improvements for Oxford County
Interview with the Warden - February 26th, 2026
PJHL Recap - Feb 25th
OPP Alerts Public to Inspector Scam
Norfolk OPP Investigating Two Vehicle Thefts
Comments
Add a comment