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Pedestrian uses stun gun in confrontation with cyclist: Guelph police

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There was a road rage incident in Guelph but this one didn’t involve a motorized vehicle.

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The Guelph Police Service was called to an area near Woolwich Street and London Road Wednesday night.

Investigators say around 10:20 p.m., a man was walking when he got into an argument with a cyclist.

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They say the argument between the two got heated to a point where the pedestrian then pulled out a stun gun and used it to assault the cyclist.

Investigators say the cyclist later fought back. Both suffered injuries and were treated in hospital.

A 63-year-old from Guelph was arrested and charged, and will appear in a Guelph courtroom on Oct. 24.

 

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