Increased police presence in Sarnia due to home intruder report
(File photo)
Sarnia will see an increased police presence on Trudeau Drive after police received reports of a home intruder.
The Sarnia Police Service posted on X and said it is no longer an active incident and one man has been taken into custody.
An increased police presence should be expected, however, as the investigation is ongoing.
More details will be provided as they become available.
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