Woman facing charges after swinging a knife at people, Tasered by police
(Source: London Police Service)
A 31-year-old woman from London is facing serious charges after swinging a knife while chasing a man on Tuesday.
According to police, on Tuesday just after midnight, the woman was seen in the area of Dundas Street and Richmond Street, swinging a large knife.
Shortly afterward, the same woman was called in to police after being seen in the 100-block of Quees Avenue chasing a man while swinging the knife.
Officers located the woman, however she resisted arrest, and police made use of a Taser.
A knife was later located by police and seized.
Fortunately, there were no reported injuries as a result.
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