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Former co-worker choked at a west end business in Guelph: police

Police said the two former co-workers got into an argument before the accused began to choke the female employee. She temporarily couldn't breathe but needed no medical attention. Scott Tracey/Guelph Police Service

Guelph police say a man was arrested after a former co-worker was choked at a business in the city’s west end.

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Police said a female employee was working on Friday when a former co-worker went in and the two got into an argument.

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The man grabbed the victim’s throat and pushed her against a table, police said.

Investigators said the woman was unable to breathe temporarily and reported pain in her throat but didn’t require medical attention.

Investigators say a 23-year-old from Guelph was arrested the next morning.

He’s been charged with assault causing bodily harm and will appear in court on May 31.

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