A shelter-in-place order is in effect in the Ohsweken Six Nations First Nation as Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) search for a potentially armed and dangerous individual in the area, according to a release.
Police say an incident occurred earlier this morning near Onondaga Road and Sixth Line.
Officers responded to the scene with a suspect still at large and are urging residents to stay indoors, lock their doors and windows, and avoid the area altogether.
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“If you are outside, seek shelter immediately,” OPP said in a release issued from its West Region Headquarters. “Do not engage with anyone suspicious. Call 9-1-1 immediately if you encounter the suspect.”
An increased police presence is expected as the investigation continues. “There is a higher-than-normal police presence in the area,” read a post from OPP on X.
Canine and aviation resources have also been deployed.
Officials have not yet released information about the suspect’s identity or the circumstances leading to the incident.
There are no confirmed injuries at this time.
Anyone with information about the suspect’s whereabouts is asked to contact authorities.
Editorial Update: The shelter-in-place order has been lifted. Police are still investigating the matter.
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