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Police locate Lindsay, Ont., man accused of threatening to harm people

Police in Lindsay, Ont., have located and arrested Justin Rentrop.
Police in Lindsay, Ont., have located and arrested Justin Rentrop. City of Kawartha Lakes Police Service

UPDATE Thursday, Nov. 9:

City of Kawartha Lakes Police Service say OPP located and arrested Justin Raymond Rentrop on Wednesday.

He was held in custody and will be attending a bail hearing at the Ontario Court of Justice in Lindsay on Thursday.

Kawartha Lakes OPP say Rentrop faces additional charges:

  • Driving while disqualified
  • Dangerous operation of a motor vehicle
  • Flight while pursued by police
  • Possession of property obtained by crime
  • Two counts of failure to comply with a probation order
  • Driving while suspended

Original story Wednesday, Nov. 8:

Police in Lindsay, Ont., have issued an arrest warrant for a man accused of threatening residents in the town’s west end and avoiding police.

City of Kawartha Lakes Police Service says Justin Raymond Rentrop, 32, is wanted for incidents involving residents of a home on Fair Avenue.

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It’s alleged that on Oct. 26, Rentrop attended a residence and threatened to harm occupants of a home. A vehicle belonging to one of the residents was also damaged.

In an incident on Nov. 2, one of the residents was threatened at a downtown bar.

Police were unable to locate the man until Monday when he was observed driving a vehicle on Sussex Street South in Lindsay.

“Officers attempted to stop Rentrop, however he refused to stop for police,” stated Sgt. Dave Murtha in a release Wednesday.

An arrest warrant was obtained on Tuesday. Rentrop is wanted for four counts of uttering threats to cause bodily harm, mischief under $5,000, six counts of failing to comply with conditions of a probation order and one count of failing to comply with the conditions of a recognizance.

Rentrop is described as thin, standing 6-foot-1, weighing 165 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes.

Anyone with information is asked to call police at 705-324-5252 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or http://www.khcs.ca.

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