Ontario Provincial Police say they have taken one person into custody without incident after an overnight investigation in Simcoe, Ont.
Const. Ed Sanchuk says officers were called to a home on Stanley Street just after midnight Wednesday and remained on scene for several hours.
Sanchuk says at no point was there a threat to public safety in the town that is 80 km south of Hamilton.
In a tweet shortly before 7:30 a.m. Wednesday, OPP confirmed that an arrest had been made.
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No details have been released regarding why police were called to the home, nor has any information been provided about the person who was arrested or the charges they face.
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A number of roads in the town were closed for several hours, but they have since reopened.
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