WELLINGTON COUNTY, Ont. — Ontario Provincial Police say they have charged one of their veteran officers with five counts of sexual assault after a months-long investigation.
They say Sgt. Mike Dolderman, a 21-year member of the Wellington County detachment, was arrested on Thursday.
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Police say they began investigating his conduct in February, but they did not provide details about the allegations against him.
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Investigators say he’s also been charged with five counts of breach of trust.
Police say he has been suspended from duty.
A woman with the same last name — 53-year-old Brenda Dolderman — has been charged with three counts of obstructing justice.
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