Man charged with multiple offences in Newmarket
A man has been charged in connection with a series of offences in Newmarket, Ont., according to police. Investigators say the first incident occurred in June when the man attended a residence and allegedly left a note with “explicit messaging” in the Gorham-College Manor neighborhood. Then, on Sept. 29 the man went to another residence […]
John Stuart Weir, a 40-year-old man with no fixed address, has been charged in connection with a series of alleged offenses in Newmarket, Ontario, according to police reports. The first incident allegedly took place in June when Weir allegedly left a note with "explicit messaging" at a residence in the Gorham-College Manor neighborhood.
In September, further allegations emerged. On September 29, Weir allegedly left a note containing "explicit messaging" in a victim's mailbox at the intersection of Eagle Street West and Davis Drive West. On September 30, police were alerted to a man allegedly using a cellphone flashlight while "prowling near a hotel" around Upper Canada Mall. As a result, Weir was arrested.
Police have stated that Weir is responsible for the incidents that occurred between June and September. Charged with trespassing at night, obstructing a peace officer, criminal harassment, and indecent communications, Weir was taken into custody. Authorities suspect there may be additional incidents yet to be reported. Anyone with relevant information is urged to contact York Regional Police.
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