One Guelph man doesn’t appear to want to mend fences with his neighbour.
The Guelph Police Service was called to a home near Stephanie Drive and Deerpath Drive Friday night.
Police say a resident told officers that someone living next door had yelled obscenities towards him and his two children a couple of nights earlier. The resident also accused the neighbour of damaging a fence that separated the two properties.
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Officers then went next door to speak to the neighbour. During that time, he stepped outside and was seen yelling obscenities toward the other resident.
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An investigation revealed that the suspect was under court orders not to communicate with the resident.
A 49-year-old was arrested and charged. He was released after a bail hearing and will be back in a Guelph courtroom on Aug. 29.
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