Ontario Woman Put In Jail After Refusing To Wear A Mask & Causing Mayhem At Local Business

She threatened to do it again.
Contributing Writer

An Ontario woman was jailed over the Easter weekend for apparently refusing to wear a mask and threatening to disturb local businesses.

According to Guelph Police, a 49-year-old female was charged with mischief under $5,000 on Sunday after allegedly damaging a store that denied her service. 

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"Guelph Police Service was called to a business on Silvercreek Parkway North," police stated. "A female customer had gone behind the counter and began throwing product around after she was denied service for not wearing a mask."

Once arrested, the suspect also reportedly told officers that she would return to the business and commit a similar offence if released.

Due to this, officers transferred her to the police station where she spent a couple of days in jail. The suspect will appear in court on Tuesday. 

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