Brockville Police Reports – October 12 to 16, 2026

Brockville – Between October 15 and 16, 2026, the Brockville Police Service responded to 58 calls for service. During this 24-hour period, officers made seven arrests, with six individuals held in custody pending bail hearings.

These numbers reflect the significant volume of calls and incidents officers manage on a regular basis, as well as their ongoing commitment to maintaining public safety in our community.

The following are a few notable incidents from the past several days.

Youth Arrested and Charged for Multiple Offences Including Assault on an Officer

On October 13, 2026, at approximately 6:45pm, officers responded to a residence in the central area of Brockville regarding an assaultive female youth.

The youth, a resident of a local group home, became aggressive toward staff members, reportedly kicking, hitting, and shoving them. Similar incidents have been reported several times in the recent past along with multiple arrests. During this incident, she also damaged a lamp and threatened to harm herself using broken glass.

Officers arrived as the youth was attempting to climb out of a second-story window. Police were able to position themselves below and safely catch the youth as she fell from the window.

The youth was subsequently arrested but remained highly resistant. While being placed in the rear of a police vehicle, she repeatedly struck her head against the partition. As an officer attempted to prevent further self-harm, the youth bit the officer’s arm, causing an injury that broke the skin.

The youth was transported to Brockville General Hospital for assessment and treatment. Her injuries were determined to be minor and non-life-threatening.

She remains in hospital for further assessment and, upon release, will be held for a bail hearing.

The accused is facing the following charges:

• Assault a Peace Officer
• Assault
• Mischief Under $5,000
• Fail to Comply with a Release Order
• Fail to Comply with Probation

Subject Arrested for Impaired Operation by Drugs

On October 12, 2026, at approximately 9:00pm, police received a report of a driver who was believed to be impaired by drugs while operating a vehicle in the area of the Mobile Gas Station on Parkedale Avenue.

Officers responded and located the vehicle and driver. During the investigation, officers observed a vial containing a substance believed to be cocaine in plain view inside the vehicle.

The driver, identified as a 58-year-old local female, was displaying signs of impairment and was arrested for possession of cocaine.

A Standard Field Sobriety Test demand was issued, and the woman performed poorly on the evaluation. She was subsequently transported to the Brockville Police Service headquarters for an assessment by a Drug Recognition Expert. Following the evaluation, she was determined to be impaired by a drug.

The accused was charged with operation while impaired by drugs. She was released from custody with a future court date.

Two Individuals Arrested After a 911 Call Was Made Reporting a Robbery

On October 15, 2026, at approximately 4:30pm, police received a 911 call from a victim in the area of Kent Boulevard reporting that two individuals had threatened them with a knife and stolen their scooter.

The ensuing investigation led officers to locate two suspects in the vicinity of the incident. They were arrested and identified as a 43-year-old local man and a 23-year-old local woman.

Investigators also determined that the male accused was bound by a probation order with conditions to keep the peace and be of good behaviour. The female accused was wanted on an outstanding arrest warrant and was also subject to a probation order.

The victim was not physically injured during the incident. The female accused sustained a minor, non-life-threatening injury and received medical treatment.

Both accused were held in custody pending a bail hearing and charged as follows:

43-year-old male

• Robbery with a Weapon
• Fail to Comply with Probation

23-year-old female

• Robbery with a Weapon
• Disobey a Court Order