Suspicious package left outside, object thrown through window at Wellington North home: OPP
Chris Thomson
Wellington County OPP are investigating a suspicious package being left outside and an object being thrown through a window of a residence.
Officers were called to the home on Concession Road 9 in Wellington North around 11 p.m. Thursday for a mischief complaint.
The explosive disposal unit was called in and determined the package was inert and not a risk, according to officials.
Police say they're still investigating the source and motive for the incident.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Wellington County OPP.
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