A 25-year-old Midland man accused of tried homicide associated to an alleged hit-and-run over the summer time is again behind bars after being arrested over the vacations whereas out on bail.
Police charged Jake Willis on December 23 whereas officers have been conducting R.I.D.E. checks on Heritage Drive between King Road and William Road in Midland after midnight.
Officers allege a car veered right into a manufacturing facility parking zone to keep away from the spot test. The motive force reportedly fled on foot, operating by way of the manufacturing facility constructing.
Wallis was arrested a short while later and charged with failing to adjust to a launch order, together with possession of property obtained by crime over $5,000.
Wallis had been out on bail following charges in August, the place he was accused of tried homicide, harmful driving inflicting bodily hurt, and failing to cease on the scene of a crash involving a pedestrian in a comfort retailer parking zone.
Police say officers have been known as to the Midland Avenue parking zone on August 24 for what they believed was a hit-and-run that left a pedestrian significantly injured.
Police say it appeared each the driving force and pedestrian had left the scene earlier than officers arrived.
Wallis was arrested later and subsequently launched on bail underneath strict situations.
On Tuesday, one week after the R.I.D.E. test incident, Wallis was denied bail.
The allegations towards Wallis haven’t been examined in court docket. He’s scheduled to make his subsequent court docket look in January from jail in Penetanguishene.
