One individual is going through charges after two employees members have been assaulted at a shelter in Kingston, Ont.
The Kingston Police Service says officers responded to a “panic alarm activation” at a shelter within the space of Montreal Road and Joseph Road on Saturday.
“At roughly 10:05 p.m. the accused attended the consumption space of an area shelter making an attempt to achieve entry to the shelter. The accused was suggested by shelter employees that they might not be admitted into the shelter for the evening,” police stated in a press release.
“The accused grew to become upset with the employees member and commenced screaming in frustration. The accused then exited the shelter the place they confronted a unique employees member who occurred to be outdoors on the time.”
Police say after a short trade, a employees member was hit within the face by the suspect.
“A second employees member who tried to intervene was additionally assaulted by the accused,” police stated. “Employees have been capable of activate the shelter’s panic alarm prompting police to reply.”
The 2 employees members have been handled for accidents.
A 36-year-old particular person of no fastened tackle is going through two counts of assault and two counts of breach of probation.
