Six Nations Police Service

BREAK-IN TO FIRE STATION #3

On Tuesday November 27, 2018 at 11:52 AM, Six Nations Police investigated a report of a break and enter at Fire Station #3 on Cayuga Road, Six Nations Territory. Police attended and spoke with Fire employees who stated they arrived at the station at 11:30 AM to find it broken into, and several pieces of… Read more »

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IMPAIRED DRIVER PARKS VEHICLE IN A FIELD

On Saturday, November 24th, 2018, at 8:00 A.M., Six Nations Police received a report from a resident of Mohawk Road, stating a white Toyota Tundra drove up a driveway and into an adjacent field, where it was parked. The driver appeared to be asleep. Officers located the vehicle, which was still running and occupied by… Read more »

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MAILBOX DAMAGES BY VEHICLE LEAD TO CHARGES FOR OHSWEKEN MAN

On Thursday, November 22nd, 2018, at 3:36 PM, Six Nations Police received a report of a westbound vehicle driving erratically and striking several mailboxes on Fourth Line Road on Six Nations of the Grand River Territory. Police located the vehicle on Fourth Line Road and were able to block it in to prevent it from… Read more »

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MEDIA RELEASE
Date: 06 Aug 19

Contact: Derrick Anderson
Staff Sergeant
519-445-4191

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

SEARCH WARRANT FOR FIREARMS RESULT IN DRUG CHARGES

On Thursday, August 1, 2019 at 3:00 P.M., Six Nations Police executed a search warrant for a firearm at the residence located at 2855 2nd Line Road, Six Nations of the Grand River Territory. Eight occupants of the residence were placed under arrest. A black sawed off shotgun was found in the house.

During the course of the search a substance that tested positive for cocaine was located in the bathroom. A stolen black 2005 Chevrolet pick up truck was found in the garage at the location.

As a result of the search the "8" people arrested all face criminal charges that include Drug Trafficking, Possession of Stolen Property and numerous firearms charges.

Hao Ya Dihoh Robert Jacob Hill (36 years), Nicole Lynn Bomberry (30 years), Gilbert Leslie Hill (28 years), and Gilbert Edward Hill (59 years) all from Six Nations were held in custody for a formal Bail Hearing.

Patrick George Swannell (23 years), Dominic Christian Swannell (24 years), Julian Christopher Swannell (24 years), all from Selkirk and Kevin Anthony Chong (53 years) of Hagersville were released on a Promise To Appear. ... See MoreSee Less

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Good job guys

Great job SN Police.

That is interesting because when stuff goes down on the rez it is splashed over media with names and mug shots included

Why weren’t they all held for bail hearing? Nons released with promise to appear...they are all guilty!! Does not make sense

I know the Gilbert's and i know where that house is. I thought they woulda stopped afyer the last time they got their door kicked in.

Keep up the good work, cleaning up the Rez takes time . 1 drug house at a time

No to PTA's...Let them sit in jail and or post bail... Great work SN Police... Support your local law enforcement...fighting the drug epidemic...

Wow

One of SN FINEST forgot to inform them of the impending raid.

They probably got it from Selkirk 😂

Seriously? I believe I know 2 of these people. SMH. When will people learn

Way to go SN Police!!!

Swannell boys at er again eh

is cocaine still a real problem ? what no meth ?

Who tf gets a pta on a gun charge....

I hope the drug charges stick because it sounds like the search warrant was for firearms only but maybe the drugs were in plain view. Either way good job.

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Contact: Derrick Anderson
Staff Sergeant
519-445-4191
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

FEMALE ASSAULTED BY A MAN ARMED WITH A RIFLE

On August 2nd, 2019, at 2:40 A.M., the Six Nations Police received a report of an assault involving a firearm at a residence on Fifth Line Road on the Six Nations of the Grand River Territory. The suspect had fled the scene in a black Chevrolet Pick Up truck prior to police arriving.

Officers found a female victim who had suffered a head injury including a laceration to her ear. The victim had been struck on the head with the stock of a rifle. The assault appeared to be unprovoked. The suspect was known to the victim. The female victim was transported to West Haldimand General Hospital by ambulance.

Police were aware of an address on King Street, in Hagersville, that the suspect frequented. Patrolling that area, police located the suspect vehicle parked on Howard Street. A half full box of ammunition could be seen on the front seat.

The O.P.P. set up a containment zone around the King Street address. At 3:00 P.M., the suspect surrendered peacefully to police.

Gary Matthew Green (29 years) of Ohsweken faces numerous criminal charges including Assault with a Weapon, Pointing a Firearm, Careless Use of a Firearm, Using a Firearm in the Commission of an Offence, Possession of a Firearm Contrary to a Prohibition Order and Possession of a Weapon for a Dangerous Purpose.

Mr. Green was held in custody.

Police are interested in speaking to the other occupant of the suspect vehicle when the assault took place.

Anyone with any information is asked to contact the Six Nations Police Service at 519-445-2811 or CRIMESTOPPERS at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS) or www.crimestoppers-brant.ca ... See MoreSee Less

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What an avoidable situation. I feel very bad for this girl. This is our justice system as if late. Very confusing

So glad that other judge released him a few days ago, after feeling he had done “enough time”. Justice system is a joke!

It really is a joke. Put him away for good!

Amber Santa this is what happened

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$514.00 was raised and donated to our local food bank in conjunction with our community awareness events - F.B.I (food bank initiative) and cop for a day. Thanks goes out to those community members and local business #sixnationsmarketplace , #erlinds that supported our events by donating (money, food) volunteering attending , purchasing tickets or laying charges and paying fines or doing time. Also thanks to #Jukasaradio for doing live broadcast of our event. The winners of cop for a day were Treyton Lickers, Caleb Johnson, and Mike Sakota. ... See MoreSee Less