Halifax police charge 28-year-old man with sexual assault, voyeurism

A 28-year-old man from Dartmouth with a history of convictions has been charged with sexual assault and voyeurism, said Halifax Regional Police.

In a release, police said that on May 26, officers arrested Kyle Gordon Wright in relation to two separate incidents.

Investigators charged Wright in relation to a sexual assault in 2019 against a woman he knew, and an incident of voyeurism in 2016 against another woman.

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According to Nova Scotia Public Prosecution Service, Wright has had 12 charges of voyeurism, one charge for trespassing at night and two charges for failing to comply with condition.

Wright was released to appear in court at a later date to face one count each of sexual assault and voyeurism.

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