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Ontario Bellon shot and wounded an officer with a shotgun. [58] 2004-05-24 Reodica, Jeffrey (17) Ontario The 17-year-old was among a group of teens that was chasing another group on May 21, 2004, before being shot by a plainclothes police officer who arrived in an unmarked car. [101] 2004 Ontario Person shot by police.
St. Thomas Police St. Thomas, Ontario May 7, 1934 Shot while trying to arrest Frank Temple Constable Daniel Miller RCMP: Newcastle, New Brunswick: October 14, 1934 Died in a car accident Constable Edward McMaster Toronto Police Service: Toronto, Ontario April 24, 1935 Died in the hospital after an collision with his motorcycle and a van
Police found Lance Mitchell Riley, 33, of St. Thomas in the driver’s seat of a van in the middle of the street, began rendering aid and called EMS, but he died of a gunshot wound, the news ...
Tensions continued with two separate fires at a massage parlour and a strip club, and then the shooting on January 11 of two people associated with the Hells Angels. On the same day, a massage parlor in St. Thomas, Ontario was burned down. Two more tattoo parlors were also threatened, and some Hells Angels pulled back to regain their footing.
The three were delivered into OPP custody and transported to St. Thomas, Ontario for a court appearance that afternoon. All were charged with eight counts of first-degree murder. A woman, whom police refused to identify, was also arrested but was not charged. Police also seized an SUV for forensic testing in Ontario. [135]
A man suspected of killing his grandparents and uncle in January was arrested this weekend after a fatal shooting in Upland's Memorial Park. Suspect in Ontario triple murder is arrested months ...
A false report of an active shooter drew police to Ontario Mills mall Monday, investigators said. “A shooting did not happen,” Ontario Police Chief Mike Lorenz wrote in a tweet.
St. Thomas and Elgin County are served by a small city daily newspaper - The St. Thomas Times-Journal. Since July 2, 1918, this newspaper has carried that name across its masthead. It represents the amalgamation of the two daily newspapers that served St. Thomas and Elgin for many years, the St. Thomas Times and the St. Thomas Journal.