Sarnia man arrested for causing a disturbance
A Sarnia police cruiser, as seen on May 25, 2023. (Gerry Dewan/CTV News London)
A man has been arrested after creating a public disturbance in Sarnia, according to police.
Officers received reports of a man walking into traffic in the area of Christina Street and Wellington Street, and threatening bystanders around 6:15 p.m. Saturday.
Officers found the suspect in front of city hall and attempted to speak with him. According to police, the man began yelling at the officers to ensure they were, 'aware of his personal beliefs regarding their job performance, legal knowledge, and arrest authorities.'
Police say the incident was disruptive to anyone within earshot, including a nearby patio.
The man allegedly raised his fists toward police and threatened violence. Officers used a Taser against the man and brought him in to custody.
The 54 year old was charged with mischief, causing a disturbance, and breach of probation.
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