A Guelph man has been charged after allegedly asking his son’s girlfriend not to press charges against him.
Police said the man’s son was charged on Oct 27 following a related incident at a home in Guelph that same day.
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Since then, the boy has remained in police custody.
Three days later, investigators said the father called the 18-year-old woman and asked her not to cooperate with the prosecution.
Police arrested the 42-year-old on Tuesday.
He’ll make a court appearance in Guelph on Dec. 19.
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