Three more arrested in connection with Guelph Homecoming incidents

Three more people have been arrested in connection with an assault at a Guelph business during Homecoming weekend.

Guelph Police say emergency crews were called to a commercial plaza on Stone Road West around 12:30 Saturday morning, September 27th, following reports of a physical altercation.

“They found two people had been injured and a window at the business had been smashed when one of the victims fell against it,” police said in a release.

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Following an investigation, three men have been charged. They include a 26-year-old from York Region and two Hamilton men, aged 19 and 20.

All three face two counts of assault causing bodily harm and one count of mischief under $5,000. They’ve since been released and are scheduled to appear in court.

The arrests are in addition to 12 others announced by Guelph Police last week as part of the ongoing investigation into Homecoming-related incidents.