Toronto woman arrested after officers respond to report of person with knife

Toronto police say they’ve made an arrest after officers responded to a report of a person with a knife earlier this week.

Investigators said on Tuesday, officers responded to calls for someone with a knife in the Warden Avenue and Danforth Road area.

Police said Thursday morning that 39-year-old Candace Greenwood was wanted for several offences, including possession of a weapon, uttering death threats, harassment, mischief under $5,000 and breach of probation.

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Police released a description of her at the time and said she might’ve been operating a pickup truck.

In an update Thursday evening, police said Greenwood had been arrested and charged with two counts each of possession of a weapon, harassment, and mischief under $5,000.

She was also charged with uttering death threats, six counts of breaching probation, and obstruction of lawful use of property.

Greenwood was scheduled to appear in court Friday.