Who's In Jail

ACKERMAN,DARREN JAMES 10/25/2020 DRUG COURT VIOLATION, POSS CONTR SUB-3RD, ARREST OF PAROLE VIOLATOR, BURGLARY IN THE 2ND DEGREE
ADAMS,DALTON DEAN 4.11.21 BURGLARY IN 2ND DEGREE, THEFT 5TH DEGREE<$300
ADKISSON,SAMUEL SCOTT 6.4.21 SEXUAL ABUSE IN THE 2ND DEGREE, SEXUAL EXPLOIT MINOR-INTICE, POSS MEDIA EXPLOIT MINOR-1ST
ALBRIGHT,JASON JEFFREY 11/24/2021 MITTIMUS
ALIBEGIC,ADNAN 10/19/2020 DOMINION/CONTROL-FIREARM FELN, TRAFFICKING STOLEN WEAPONS, POSS. OF PRESCRIPTION DRUG, POSS CONTR SUB-2ND, ARREST OF PAROLE VIOLATOR
ALLEN,LLOYD JAMES III 6/30/2021 FELON IN CONTROL OF FIREARM, INTENT TO MANUF/DELIVER I,II,I, CONTRLD SUBSTANCE SCHD IV/V, TIME SERVE, POSS CTROL SUBST-3RD, VIOLATION OF PROBATION
AMBROSE,BLYSS MONET ANIECE 11/17/2021 VIOLATION OF PROBATION, FAILURE TO APPEAR CRIMINAL
ANDREE,JEMMI NMN 8.11.21 VIOLATION OF PROBATION, VOLUNTARY ABSENCE FROM CUSTODY

Rebuilding your life after domestic abuse

Facing and rebuilding your life after domestic abuse will no doubt prove to be one of the most frightening and painful challenges you will ever face in your life. It's about starting over, and reclaiming you. That is precisely why I have created the "Survivor Talk Support Network" which will provide you with my monthly column containing updated information and resources for individuals in transition and recovery from abuse, Q & A communications from other network members intended for publication, and changes in laws pertaining to domestic abuse and victim's rights.

2019 Criminal Code amendment adds strangulation as separate offence

New strangulation law raises awareness of domestic violence, holds offenders accountable

More than 200 strangulation-related charges have been laid in Waterloo region since it became a separate offence under the Criminal Code two years ago.

The Waterloo Regional Police Service (WRPS) said so far this year, it has laid 120 charges, 10 of which were laid in November. Even with two months left in 2021, this year saw more cases than the previous when a total of 103 charges were laid.
There may be several factors contributing to the rise in numbers, says Staff Sgt. Jamie Brosseau, who's in charge of the regional police's intimate partner violence unit.