(MIDDLESEX, ON) – On April 28, 2020 at 13:52 p.m. members of the Middlesex County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) conducted a vehicle stop on Sharon Dr. located in the Municipality of Middlesex Centre, for a traffic related offence. Police soon learned that the driver’s licence was suspended and the vehicle contained a quaintly of controlled substances. The driver and three occupants were placed under arrest at the scene and transported to the OPP detachment.
As a result of an investigation police have charged the driver Ronald CHRISJOHN -age 36- of Oneida Nation of the Thames First Nation, ON, with:
CDSA 4(1) Possession of a Schedule I Substance – Methamphetamine
CDSA 4(1) Possession of a Schedule I Substance- Cocaine
CDSA 4(1) Possession of a Schedule I Substance- Other Drugs
HTA 53(1) Driving while under suspension
HTA 128 Speeding 1 – 49 Km/h over posted limit
Police have also charged the vehicle occupants Bobbi Lynn DOXTATOR -age 30- of Oneida Nation of the Thames First Nation, ON. , Hubert LEBARRIE -age 59- of London ON. and Nathan LESLIE -age 19- of London ON, with:
CDSA 4(1) Possession of a Schedule I Substance – Methamphetamine
CDSA 4(1) Possession of a Schedule I Substance- Cocaine
CDSA 4(1) Possession of a Schedule I Substance- Other Drugs
Bobbi Lynn DOXTATOR has also been charged with one count of:
CC 145(5)(a) Failure to comply with release order.
All accused parties have been released from police custody and are scheduled to appear in a London court room on July 17, 2020 to speak to the charges.
The Middlesex County OPP wants to remind the public that even during this most difficult time of the COVID19 pandemic, our dedicated members are working 24/7 to ensure that our communities are safe and secure. Our officers are committed to using all of their skills, training and equipment to bring incidents such as this to a safe resolution and to ensure we protect the lives and property of those living within this great community.
We want to remind the public that if you see anything suspicious you should contact the Ontario Provincial Police or your nearest police authority immediately. The OPP can be reached anytime, anywhere in the Province of Ontario at 1-888-310-1122. If you wish to remain anonymous you can contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS) where you may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $2000