Guelph police say a woman gave them a fake name after she was found downtown wanted on outstanding charges.
Police said they were on patrol just after 7:30 a.m. on Tuesday and spotted a woman they believed was wanted for failing to appear in court on multiple offences.
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The offences include obstructing police and possessing stolen property.
They said she repeatedly gave them a fake name, denying being wanted, until officers identified her using police records.
A 34-year-old faces further charges and was held for a bail hearing on Wednesday.
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