A well-being check has led to charges for a Guelph woman.
Police said they were called to St. George’s Square around 7 a.m. on Wednesday about a person possibly in medical distress.
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Officers found her kneeling down but she reportedly told them there was nothing wrong.
Investigators said a baton was seen hanging from her belt and they later learned the woman is on probation with a condition to not have any weapons.
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Several items were found during a search, including multiple controlled substances, weapons and cash.
A 36-year-old was held for a bail hearing on Thursday.
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