A Guelph woman is facing a number of charges after police investigated a disturbance at an apartment complex.
Officers from the Guelph Police Service were called to a building on Gordon Street Wednesday morning around 10 a.m.
Investigators say a tenant told them she had been assaulted by an intruder inside the building.
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They say they also learned that the same intruder was in the same building the previous day and brandished a knife while uttering death threats.
Officers located the suspect, who police say was attempting to flee but was later arrested.
Charges against the 38-year-old include assault with a weapon, resisting arrest and disobeying a court order.
She was held for a bail hearing.
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