(PERTH EAST, ON) – One person has been charged after striking a pedestrian with their pick up truck.
On February 17, 2023, just after 10:00 a.m., the Perth County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and the Perth County Paramedic Services responded to a collision on Mill Street West in the Township of Perth East. The pedestrian was transported to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
A 71-year-old resident of Milverton, has been charged with:
– Careless Driving cause bodily harm
– Driver fail to surrender license
The accused was issued two Provincial Notices for the offences.
(NORTH PERTH, ON) – A suspect has been charged after stealing from a local business in the Municipality of North Perth.
On February 16, 2023, the Perth County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) was called to a business on Mitchell Road South, in Listowel, after a person was witnessed shoplifting.
Kelly KARPENKO, 34, of North Perth, has been charged with:
– Theft Under $5000 – Shoplifting
The accused was released from custody and is scheduled to appear at the Ontario Court of Justice in Stratford at a later date to answer to the charge.
(WEST PERTH, ON) – The Perth County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) has charged a West Perth resident after a domestic disturbance incident.
On February 16, 2023, police began an investigation into a domestic incident in the Municipality of West Perth. During the investigation, it was determined that one person involved assaulted the other. The victim sustained non-life-threatening injuries.
A 32-year-old resident of West Perth was arrested and charged with:
– Assault Causing Bodily Harm – Spousal
– Assault with a Weapon – Spousal
– Mischief Over $5,000
The accused was held in custody pending a bail hearing.
Victims of sexual assault/domestic violence are not alone. If you, or someone you know, is in need of support, there are local resources available to help. One organization you can contact is Victim Services Bruce Grey Perth at 1-866-376-9852.
Moments after Doug Ford announced that the vaccine passport system would eventually be put in place, a Wingham restaurant declared it would not participate and would close instead of participating in segregation. A photo of a Canadian flag planted in the middle of their dining room went viral, along with a chair set aside for HPPH to do the vax-pass if they wished. These became symbols of hope during the apocalypse, some driving hours to get a photo.
On 05Nov HPPH rudely dropped off an order which clearly stated if the restaurant wanted to keep the dining room open they would have to start checking photo ID and personal health information of its customers starting 12Nov. Upon receiving the order the restaurant immediately locked its doors to avoid non-compliance, risk of fines and being thrown into the system which many believe is broken beyond repair. HPPH officers were rude, non responsive and stormed out in under 2 minutes after throwing the “order” at the owners.
The order clearly stated the restaurant had to check for vax-passes at the point of entry if the dining room was open. At the trial it was revealed there was an error in the order, and HPPH didn’t mean “point of entry” despite the clear wording in the order. When HPPH dropped the order off on the 5th, they were asked if HPPH would provide the manpower as the restaurant did not have the staff to comply with the order. HPPH refused to answer the question and stormed out.
Due to the hostile attitude of the HPPH officers and their abject refusal to answer questions, or explain the order, the restaurant locked their doors. HPPH was invited to attend Buck & Jo’s on the 12th of November to see if they would finally answer a question. The doors would be unlocked for a maximum of 2 hours, the dining room would still be closed, and Buck & Jo’s would not open their doors again until the following year when the vax-pass was no longer mandated.
HPPH showed up on the 12th, along with 50ish members of the Public to video record the incident and to say goodbye, as the restaurant would not open again until after the vax-pass mandate was over. The order dropped off stated the OPP would be accompanying the HPPH segregation officers. This triggered a “call for cameras” to protect the owners, and dozens from across the province rushed to Wingham.
On the 12th HPPH was asked if they would be sending any manpower, or providing any support or training for the vax-pass implementation, as they stormed out on the 5th without answering. Once it was confirmed they would be providing zero support or advice, Buck clearly announced the restaurant was closed, and HPPH officers left.
HPPH officers then reported back to their superiors that they had shut down Buck & Jo’s dining room. This is despite the fact it was already closed a week prior and advertised online it would not open again until there was no longer a mandate for the vax-pass. From day one Buck & Jo’s were clear they would lock their doors instead of being forced to participate in segregation.
Based on the lie from HPPH inspectors Patrick Landry and Chris Boyes, HPPH sent out a press release claiming they shut down Buck & Jo’s dining room.
At the start of the “trial” JP Leddy claimed Buck & Jo’ were innocent until proven guilty, and Gregory Stewart would have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt they were guilty. Clearly empty words
The couple were charged with ‘failure to do the vax-pass while the dining room was open”. This meant the prosecution would have to prove the dining room was open for 10 minutes on the 12th of November, and the restaurant was not doing the vax-pass. Two highly trained government inspectors were there specifically to see if the dining room was open, and if they were doing the vax-pass. The two inspectors did not see anyone eating in the restaurant, and testified to that fact at the trial. They could not prove the dining room was open, because it wasn’t. The kitchen was closed, and the doors were only unlocked to allow the public to use the washroom, and grab a free drink to go.
The facts are clear, and it was proven in court that the restaurant did not have to do the vax-pass as the dining room was closed. The restaurant was closed a week before the requirement for the vax-pass came into effect. The dining room was closed on the 12th for the 10 minutes the doors were unlocked, and the restaurant did not open again until the vax-pass mandate was over. The restaurant was NEVER in a position where they were required to do the vax-pass inspections, and that was clearly proven in court. Notwithstanding the facts, the restaurant owner was fined $1,500 for failure to inspect vax-passes on the 12th of November.
On the 12th HPPH inspector Chris Boyes was invited into the restaurant to do his inspection, including checking the covid-19 safety plan again, but he refused to cooperate and do his job/inspection. There were no penalties for Chris Boyes’ dereliction of duty or lying to his superiors. Due to the “unprecedented pandemic” the persecution (Gregory Stewart) stated a message needs to be sent to everyone, and Buck & Jo’s should be made an example of. The restaurant owner was found guilty of failure to cooperate and fined $2,500. Buck was also fined $1,500 because Chris Boyes refused to enter the restaurant to view the covid-19 safety plan.
Most don’t understand why charges were pursued in the first place, and why Gregory Stewart got to make a small fortune persecuting the couple. NOTE: Susan Stewart signed off on the charges/issued the summons. It seems Susie and Greg make a very profitable team, just more proof the system is broken.
At the beginning of the verdict reading, Justice of the Peace F. Leddy wrongly convicted a number company, and had to quickly “suspend the sentence” to correct his flagrant incompetence. It seems the JP Leddy was not paying attention during the trial when both parties agreed to the fact the numbered company was not involved. This was mentioned numerous times during the 9 court dates. NOTE: JP Leddy took a month to review the trial transcript and to study the videos and was ignorant of that simple fact.
The couple is expected to appeal this decision and $5,500 fine. The numbered company is exploring how to get the erroneous convictions of the number company reversed/stricken from the record, and fix JP Leddy’s clear and admitted error.
OPP Issue Correction: Accused Not Transported to Local Detachment
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(WEST PERTH, ON) – Perth County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have charged a driver with an impaired related offence in the Municipality of West Perth.
On February 24, 2023, just after 6:30 a.m., Perth County OPP, West Perth EMS and West Perth Fire Department responded to a two-vehicle collision on Line 34 in the Municipality of West Perth.
Both drivers were transported to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. One of the drivers was later transported to a London hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.
During the investigation, officers determined the driver was impaired. The driver was arrested and transported to a local detachment for further testing
As a result, Nathan MYERS, 18, of Mitchell, has been arrested and charged with:
– Operation while Impaired – alcohol and drugs
The accused has is scheduled to appear at the Ontario Court of Justice in Stratford at a later date to answer to the charges.
If you suspect someone is driving while their ability to operate a motor vehicle is impaired, either by drug or alcohol, call police at 911 to report it.
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(WEST PERTH, ON) – Perth County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have charged a driver with an impaired related offence in the Municipality of West Perth.
On February 24, 2023, just after 6:30 a.m., Perth County OPP, West Perth EMS and West Perth Fire Department responded to a two-vehicle collision on Line 34 in the Municipality of West Perth.
Both drivers were transported to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. One of the drivers was later transported to a London hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.
During the investigation, officers determined one of the drivers was impaired and they ware subsequently arrested at the hospital.
As a result, Nathan MYERS, 18, of Mitchell, has been arrested and charged with:
– Operation while Impaired – alcohol and drugs
The accused has is scheduled to appear at the Ontario Court of Justice in Stratford at a later date to answer to the charges.
If you suspect someone is driving while their ability to operate a motor vehicle is impaired, either by drug or alcohol, call police at 911 to report it.
Anyone with information regarding these incidents should immediately contact Perth County OPP at 1-888-310-1122. Should you wish to remain anonymous, you can call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS) or leave an anonymous online message at www.p3tips.com where you may be eligible to receive a cash reward of up to $2,000.
Bystanders always use the excuse, “one person can’t make a difference” to justify their apathy and inaction. The Belgrave Community Complex was saved due to the courage of one person whose love for his Community outweighed his fear of standing and speaking up to the “authorities”.
Thunderous applause rang out after a Mother stood her ground pleading to keep the Wingham Complex open, questioned where $450,000 went, and outed CAO Dwayne Evans as an interloper.
‘There is one thing to do in town, and you’re shutting it down’
During the evening, CAO Evans was also accused of extreme dereliction of duty for his refusal to acknowledge public concerns, questions, emails or calls.
One Wingham Ward councilor is standing up to town staff and has demanded access to budget information that staff have been refusing to hand over. Most believe that town staff’s refusal to hand over information to council is a criminal act.
The most likely motivation for concealing this information are the recent real estate scandals, where land was sold for pennies on the dollar. Detailed financial information is expected to show some incongruities with their balance sheets. This along with current Reeve Paul Heffer’s refusal to release the appraisals on the lands they “sold” off would be irrefutable proof the last council did not act in good faith, and arrests should be made.
🚩 Town staff have now twice the cut the microphone of a Citizen when they attempt to expose the alleged real estate frauds.
At the 21Feb2023 council meeting, 23 minutes was spent considering expanding the season for the ice surface in Wingham for its hockey team. According to councilor Palmer it only costs $1,000/day for hydro to keep the ice surface. Closing the arena in Blyth would surely cover the cost. This protracted debate likely ensured the council got extra bonus money, as they get paid extra if the meeting is 2 hours or more.
Some think it wasn’t appropriate for the “Hockey Club” to ask council to force the taxpayers to subsidize their recreation, especially since so many are struggling to keep their homes due to the high taxes and collapsing real estate market. Since the council will more than likely approve the request, taxes may go up even more.
Council is expected to make a decision regarding saving the “hockey club” or the Blyth Arena at the 06Mar meeting.
Watch the video below to verify for yourself. The “hockey club” discussion starts at 30:40. Clicking on the video below should start you are the correct spot. 🚩 Council can ask the public questions, but not the other way around.
(MEAFORD, ON) The Grey Bruce Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have charged a driver with impaired related offences following a single vehicle rollover.
On February 21, 2023, at 3:35 P.M., the Grey Bruce OPP responded to a report of a single motor vehicle which had left the roadway and rolled over.
The driver of the motor vehicle was transported to a local area hospital and treated for nonlife threatening injuries. While at the hospital, officers detected signs of impairment from the driver, and they were placed under arrest.
The Grey Bruce OPP have charged Sonya HARVEY, 46 years-of-age, from the Municipality of Meaford with the following offences:
Operation while impaired
Operation while impaired (80 plus)
The accused was released and is scheduled to appear at the Ontario Court of Justice in Owen Sound at a later date.
Belgrave Community Centre has been saved after council unanimously voted for “status-quo” giving it one more year of life.
Blyth is now at risk of losing all its facilities after Kevin Fascist Falconer attempt to coerce Belgrave councilors into voting to save Blyth facilities spectacularly backfired.
You must see the video below to see how he attempted to pressure councillors, voted to save the Belgrave Community Center, then attempted to make a motion and was shot down by staff, proving that even after 4 years in office Falconer doesn’t have a clue on how to do the very basics of his job. Try not to laugh when he realizes they won’t let him make a motion.
At last night’s council meeting Wingham Ward councillors were sternly warned about asking questions by Kevin “Fascist” Falconer, Blyth ward’s so-called Representative.
This is after a Wingham ward councilor wanted more information and was ignored by town staff, specifically by CAO Dwayne Evans. This echoed comments earlier in the meeting when a taxpayer confronted council about the CAO’s extreme lack of professionalism, and Dwayne’s refusal to answer or even acknowledge questions.
Current North Huron Reeve Paul Heffer confirmed on video that he will not answer any questions, or allow councillors to do so. There will be no questions, no answers, no criticism, no scrutiny and no debate. This is taxation without Representation, traditionally a precursor to civil war.
If you can’t question those who profess to have authority over you, you are not free or living in a democracy.
Please take the time to watch the meeting below to confirm the above.
(SOUTH HURON, ON) – Huron County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) has charged a Bluewater resident with Impaired Operation – Blood Alcohol Concentration (80 Plus) following a failed roadside test on February 18th at approximately 2:15 p.m. on Morrison Line at Huron Street East, just east of Exeter.
Huron County OPP officers were conducting a Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere (R.I.D.E.) check on Morrison Line in South Huron when a vehicle entered the RIDE check. Police spoke with the driver which led to the investigating officer conducting a roadside screening device test on the driver. The roadside breath test resulted in a failure and the driver was placed under arrest and taken into custody.
The accused was then transported to the Huron OPP Detachment for further breath tests. Two samples of breath were supplied to the Intoxilyzer Technician and both tests were found to be over the legal limit.
Scott HODGINS, 50 years of age from Bluewater has been charged with Operation While Impaired – Blood Alcohol Concentration (80 Plus).
The involved vehicle was towed and impounded for seven days, and the accused’ driver’s license was suspended for a period of 90 days.
The accused has since been released from custody with a court appearance scheduled for March 27th, 2023, at the Ontario Court of Justice – Goderich.
(MORRIS-TURNBERRY TWP, ON) – Huron County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) has charged a Bluewater resident with Impaired Operation – Blood Alcohol Concentration (80 Plus) following a failed roadside test on February 20th just after 9:00 p.m. on Queen Street in Belgrave.
Huron County OPP officers were conducting a Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere (R.I.D.E.) check on Queen Street in Morris-Turnberry Township when a vehicle entered the RIDE check. Police spoke with the driver which led to the investigating officer conducting a roadside screening device test on the driver. The roadside breath test resulted in a failure and the driver was placed under arrest and taken into custody.
The accused was then transported to the Huron OPP Detachment for further breath tests. Two samples of breath were supplied to the Intoxilyzer Technician and both tests were found to be over the legal limit.
Patrick STECKLE, 25 years of age from Bluewater has been charged with Operation While Impaired – Blood Alcohol Concentration (80 Plus).
The accused was additionally charged with an offence under the Liquor Licence Control Act.
The involved vehicle was towed and impounded for seven days, and the accused’ driver’s license was suspended for a period of 90 days.
The accused has since been released from custody with a court appearance scheduled for March 27th, 2023, at the Ontario Court of Justice – Goderich.
(SOUTH HURON, ON) – Huron County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) has charged a South Huron resident with Impaired Operation – Blood Alcohol Concentration (80 Plus) following a failed roadside test on February 17th at approximately 8:30 p.m. on Dashwood Road west of Exeter.
Huron County OPP officers were conducting a Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere (R.I.D.E.) check on Dashwood Road in South Huron when a vehicle entered the RIDE check. Police spoke with the driver which led to the investigating officer conducting a roadside screening device test on the driver. The roadside breath test resulted in a failure and the driver was placed under arrest and taken into custody.
The accused was then transported to the Huron OPP Detachment for further breath tests. Two samples of breath were supplied to the Intoxilyzer Technician and both tests were found to be over the legal limit.
Travis MACDONALD, 33 years of age from South Huron has been charged with Operation While Impaired – Blood Alcohol Concentration (80 Plus).
The involved vehicle was towed and impounded for seven days, and the accused’ driver’s license was suspended for a period of 90 days.
The accused has since been released from custody with a court appearance scheduled for March 20th, 2023, at the Ontario Court of Justice – Goderich.
