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Canadian man at centre of widescale W5 sexual assault investigation arrested and charged
- Hamilton police arrested 36-year-old Bryan Hayward on May 16, charging him with sexual assault and multiple related offences.
- The arrest followed a W5 investigation into an online network where men allegedly shared videos of drugging and assaulting women.
- Police seized Hayward's electronic devices and drugs including methamphetamine, GHB, hydromorphone, and clonazepam during a raid on his home.
- "Anyone who has had 'any form of relationship or interaction' with Hayward is urged to contact police at 905-540-5545," officials stated.
- Authorities believe there may be more victims, including some unaware of their involvement, prompting ongoing analysis and public appeal.
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Longmont police notes: Authorities investigate two sexual assaults
LONGMONT Wednesday • 10:45 a.m. Police responded to a crash at South Bowen Street and Ken Pratt Boulevard. • 10:29 a.m. Officers were called to a burglary at 2505 Third Ave. • 12 p.m. Law enforcement was notified of a theft at 630 Peck Drive. • 1:06 p.m. Authorities were alerted to an indecent exposure. A location was not released. • 1:44 p.m. Police were alerted to a sexual assault. A location was not released. • 1:49 p.m. Dispatch was notified…
Hamilton man charged with sexual assault, as police say he may have contacted victims through dating sites
Bryan Hayward, 36, was charged last Friday with sexual assault, administering a noxious substance, voyeurism, distributing intimate images, assault with a weapon and possessing drugs.
'Inappropriate requests' made by man to teen at library results in charges: Barrie police
Barrie police have charged a 61-year-old man with numerous offences after they received information about an individual who made "inappropriate requests" to a teenager at the downtown public library on Worsley Street. Police allege the suspect communicated with the male by sharing a handwritten letter. "The victim immediately reported this incident, and police were assisted by library staff in identifying the now accused," police said in a news …
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