Guelph police say they’ve nabbed one man after staff at a social service agency was assaulted twice last month.
Police responded to a downtown facility on Jan. 17 after a man assaulted an employee when he was asked to leave.
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He allegedly lunged at a woman with his fists clenched.
Police said he then shoved that employee against a wall before he left.
The man was found and arrested near Royal City Park on Wednesday morning.
A 54-year-old man from Guelph will appear in court on Mar. 26.
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