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3 weeks ago

MEDIA RELEASE
Date: 29 SEP 17

Contact: Marwood White
Staff Sergeant
519-445-4191

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

WORKER INJURED IN FALL

On Wednesday September 27th, 2017, at 1:44 P.M., the Six Nations Police responded to a report of an injured worker at a residence under construction at 2459 Cayuga Road in Ohsweken.

A 60 year old, male, construction worker was climbing a scaffold and fell approximately 20 feet. The male’s undisclosed injuries prompted the paramedics on scene to call for an airlift to a Hamilton area hospital.

The incident was reported to the Ministry of Labour and the investigation is ongoing.

Anyone with information about this incident is asked to please contact the Six Nations Police at 519-445-2811 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS) or www.crimestoppers-brant.ca. ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

MEDIA RELEASE
Date: 27 SEP 17

Contact: Marwood White
Staff Sergeant
519-445-4191

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

-UPDATE-
TWO CHARGED IN DUSTIN MONTURE HOMICIDE INVESTIGATION
Third person Arrested For Accessory After The Fact to Murder

The Six Nations Police Service and the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are continuing their investigation into the death of 27-year-old Dustin MONTURE.

On Tuesday, February 21, 2017 at approximately 4:00 p.m., Haldimand County OPP attended the West Haldimand General Hospital for a report of an assault. Investigation revealed that the victim had been located on the front lawn of a residence at a Tuscarora Road, Six Nations of the Grand River Territory address by Good Samaritans. He was air lifted to a Hamilton area hospital where he was later pronounced deceased

On Wednesday, September 27, 2017 in the morning hours, police arrested and charged 37-year-old Jeffrey Lee MARTIN of Six Nations of the Grand River Territory with accessory after the fact to murder, contrary to section 240 of the Criminal Code of Canada. He is scheduled to appear at the Ontario Court of Justice in Brantford at a later date to answer to the charge.

“The Six Nations community are continuing to provide information surrounding the death of Dustin Monture. While this has resulted in a third arrest, we are aware that other members in our community have direct knowledge of this homicide. I am urging them to contact the police and come forward. As a community, we owe it to Dustin’s family. Let’s help bring some resolution to this family that was struck by an unthinkable tragedy.” - states Chief Glenn Lickers, Six Nations Police Service.

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3 weeks ago

MEDIA RELEASE
Date: 27 SEP 17

Contact: Marwood White
Staff Sergeant
519-445-4191

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

TWO CHARGED IN DUSTIN MONTURE HOMICIDE INVESTIGATION

The Six Nations Police Service with the assistance of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have arrested and charged two people in connection with the death of 27-year-old Dustin MONTURE.

On Tuesday, February 21, 2017 at approximately 4:00 p.m., Haldimand County OPP attended the West Haldimand General Hospital for a report of an assault. Investigation revealed that the victim had been located on the front lawn of a residence at a Tuscarora Road, Six Nations of the Grand River Territory address by Good Samaritans. He was air lifted to a Hamilton area hospital where he was later pronounced deceased.

As a result of an ongoing investigation, on Tuesday, September 26, 2017, investigators from the Six Nations Police Service and OPP charged:

• Aaron MARTIN, 39 years old, of Six Nations of the Grand River Territory with Accessory after the fact to Murder Contrary to Section 240 of the Criminal Code.

• Sharon HILL, 40 years old, of Six Nations of the Grand River Territory with Accessory after the fact to Murder Contrary to Section 240 of the Criminal Code.

Both are to appear at the Ontario Court of Justice in Brantford at a later date to answer to the charges.

“These individuals are facing charges as a result of the cooperation from the public. We know that there are other people in our community that have information surrounding the homicide of Dustin Monture and we need them to come forward more than ever. I want them to have that courage and strength to contact the police. We need to bring some resolution to his family. That one phone call can make a difference. ” – states Chief Glenn Lickers, Six Nations Police Service.

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4 weeks ago

MEDIA RELEASE
Date: 19 SEP 17

Contact: Marwood White
Staff Sergeant
519-445-4191

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

MAN WANTED IN KNIFE POINT ABDUCTION

On Monday September 11th, 2017, at 2:20 A.M., the Six Nations Police Service responded to a report of an assault near Iroquois Plaza on Chiefswood Road in Ohsweken. Officers attended and were directed to 18 Oak Street where a youth was being treated by ambulance. Police were told by one of the youths that he had been abducted by a woman and two men at knife point at approximately 10:00 P.M..

The youth stated that he was asked to come outside his friend’s residence on Oak Street to talk to a friend from school and when he did, he was approached by an adult, white female and two adult, native males. They were all armed with knives and forced the youth into the back seat of a dark coloured 4 door car. The youth stated that he been driven around for approximately four hours looking for a friend of his.

The abductors took the youth around Ohsweken, to Brantford and back to Ohsweken over the course of the four hours. During this time the abductor threatened to kill the youth’s family if he tried to escape or call the police.

The abductors were joined by a second vehicle and a fourth person, an adult male and together they located the second youth that they were looking for, near the library, in Ohsweken. The youth was assaulted by one of the males and the abducted youth was assaulted while trying to intervene. The four adults then left the scene in the two vehicles.

Jennifer Lynn McIntyre (39 years) of Brantford has been arrested and charged in relation to this incident.

A co-accused, 39 year old, Jason Anthony LAFORME, is charged with:

Assault with a Weapon x 4
Forcible Confinement x 2
Break & Enter
Kidnapping
Robbery
Possession of a Weapon for a Dangerous Purpose
Uttering Threats x 2
Fail to Comply with Conditions

LAFORME is currently still at large. The Six Nations Police Service hold a warrant for his arrest.

The Six Nations Police urge caution and advise the public not to approach this individual. Anyone with information about this incident is asked to please contact the Six Nations Police at 519-445-2811 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS) or www.crimestoppers-brant.ca ... See MoreSee Less

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omg wtf for real that's sooo scary pls family in 6nations be careful n watch my little cousins carefully I'd really hate to hear of bad news!!

Real tough needin knives to scare kids 😂😂

He's heading back home probably have the same celly waiting for him

The woman involved is out on bail also!

Idiot, what the hell was the point of this stupid act of violence, some people I swear

That boy always in trouble went to school with him

Someone please tell me i'm not related to him. My father was Robert Laforme.

Jay your so stupid!!

You should be taking the address off the post for the safety of those who have been affected by this.

Parker prolly long gone

Once a lifer always a lifer

So sad n so many effected by this glad those boys b okay

Woow dude. That's intense ... Turn yourself in bro.

He will have to report to probation at some point

Peer clown move . Pen time for the clown how makes the clown moves. Lmfao

Pen~timə.......

Turn urself in...

Lock that clown up , nut job !

Awe man, your smarter than that

Frick Jay. I love you cuz.

Ban him

Smart move Jay give it up

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1 month ago

MEDIA RELEASE
Date: 12 Sep 17

Contact: Glenn M. Lickers
Chief of Police
519-445-4191
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

MAN ASKS 15 YEAR OLD GIRL TO GET INTO VAN

On Wednesday, September 6th, 2017, at 7:30 P.M., Six Nations Police received a report of a male asking a 15 year old girl to get into a van at the Tim Hortons in Ohsweken.

The girl had walked to Tim Hortons when a male standing in the lot asked her to get into a van. The male was described as Asian. The van was a white Ford Econo van.

Frightened by this the girl went into Tim Hortons. Inside there were two other Asian males looking at her. She stood by some adults and the men, once served, left. The van was last seen travelling northbound on Chiefswood Road. No other description of the men involved was obtained other than they were Asian.

On Thursday, September 7th, 2017, at 6:30 A.M., police were notified that the van had returned to Tim Hortons. Officers stopped the van. There were a number of male occupants, only 2 spoke English. Officers were unable to determine if any of the occupants were involved in the incident from the day before. Police were able to determine that the men were migrant workers, on the Territory working on a local tobacco farm, on First Line Road.

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Tim Hortons DON'T HAVE SECURITY CAMERAS WTFFFF .. COME ON SIX NATIONS POLICE DO I HAVE TO DO UR JOB FOR YOU GET THE SECURITY SURVEILLANCE

One....glad the girl knew enuff to go inside n keep herself safe. Two. Glad PD was called. Keep teaching ur kids "stranger danger" n if it doesn't feel right it probably isn't. Learn to listen to ur gut. Adults also need to b mindful of the young ones around u. Even if they aren't ur kids. Situational awareness ppl...I wud do my damnedest to keep ur kid safe. I hope u wud do the same for mine.

These tobacco farms need to hire their own people, I'm sure people on assistance could work there, but I'm sure they get away with paying the migrant workers less then minimum wage. Tim Hortons needs security cameras in their parking lot along the back of their lot as well.

Migrant workers may be the issue as well as security cameras. We know nothing of these foreign workers and they are all over the reserve.

With all the people on our rez who could benefit from work in the community, people are hiring foreign workers??? Who then come into our community and try to lure young girls away??? I see several issues here. Keep your eyes open people.

I dont know if they do.. but they need cameras all in town there. And maybe a cpl crossing gaurds during school hours or something at a few spots in town and maybe on the trail or maybe they could have police do a walk about on foot throughout our town durning the day and night. I see peoples small children walk to school and from on their own on the daily or sports events. I work in the area. And man is it ever busy busy with all kind of passerbys. Kids walking to school by themselfs aint the only thing I see throughout the day. Theres alot of elders to, that walk, relax and get around to. Our area is getting busy each day. Just saying. I know where all suppose to help each other out. Some community watch program people. Its like everyday you hear weird stuff happening.

Maybe we should petition to have them not only send home, but not to be allowed to return to Canada under any circumstances!!

Society isn't getting better, give your family the power to better protect themselves and learn the Traditional Martial Arts. Security cameras will only watch the kidnapping. Women are a target, it's the sad truth. Lupusdm.wixsite.com/shinryu

Too many of them around..our children need to feel safe..what can we do from this happening..it's scarey.

When incidents like this happen within our small community...is there any kind of notification that goes out to the school system? I realize this happened after school when minors are no longer under the care or liability of the school system....however...is there a reach out program between the Police Service and the School System that would trigger notification to the schools to send out an awareness letter...or initiate a buddy system program...I can't remember what's been tried in the past cuz I've ALWAYS driven my kids back and forth to school other than my middle one I think...been a while cant remember....but it sounds like this type of incident is becoming more frequent...or is there a gap in our agencies and systems that needs to be addressed? I'm not pointing fingers I'm just voicing my thoughts...

Kids should carry a cell phone... even if not activated... they still can use it for 911. Just a thought. Hope these people are caught and I'm sure SNP are not taking this lightly.

I can't believe there isn't security cameras around Tim Hortons especially when it was already robbed by a black man.

Just read about the 2nd incident regarding a 21yr old and these same workers. I seen a white van matching the description with asian men inside yesterday travelling west bound on sour springs rd. Fyi.

This is what happens when you take jobs away from our ppl and give them to foreigners! , infesting our community & now trying to steal our children... Thank god she's okay , & Maybe SNP did check the cameras n posted this afterwards hence no leads!! Just am idea..But I guess I'f they did they would have recognized one of the Asians !! ...Hmmm

Yes there is video cameras there.. and hopefully these men are caught asap... there's way too many kids that have to walk to school and/or hang out around the village! Scary

Glad the girl is safe. She was smart. Great job girly... hopefully these people get caught.. :( this is horrible but thankfully she's ok!

The farmers are under harsh scrutiny which leads me to believe these farmers in particular aren't under the farming program.

Why was this not posted the day it happened ? Pictures of the vehicle and suspects !

Work Visa's suspended n and sent home hopefully..

Complain about this to Council about this and I bet they can remove them just like the whites that make trouble on the rez

Now a days pretty much everyone has a cell phone with a camera

Thought it was an aboriginal reservation not a Asian hide out? Wtf

Put up your protection medicines. They are so powerful and they protect extremely well.

Sydney Staats please be aware of your surrounding when your at work and travelling home .

Should go to the field and beat em all up

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