Hamilton police have arrested a personal support worker in a sexual assault investigation at a local nursing home.
Detectives launched an investigation after a woman who resides at the unnamed facility reported an incident last month.
The suspect, who police say was working as a PSW for a temporary staffing agency, was employed by the nursing home at the time.
Angus Njoku, 62, of Ajax was arrested on Wednesday and has been charged with one count of assault and failing to comply with an undertaking.
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Investigators say they believe there may be other victims and are asking them, or anyone with information, to contact police.
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