Police asking for public’s help in locating federal offender

Police are asking for the public’s help in locating a federal offender wanted on a Canada-wide warrant who’s known to frequent the Belleville, Trenton and Tweed areas.

OPP said Nathan Dobratz is currently serving a sentence of three years and three months for substance possession for the purpose of trafficking, driving while prohibited and failing to comply with an undertaking.

Provincial police describe him as a 42-year-old Indigenous male, 5’9” and 270 pounds, with multiple tattoos on the arms, hands and neck.

Anyone with information about his whereabouts is asked to contact the Repeat Offender Parole Enforcement Squad at 416-808-5900, call 911, or contact Crimestoppers.

Julia DeJong
Julia DeJong
Julia DeJong is a graduate of Carleton University with a combined honours degree in journalism and humanities. She has published work with Carleton’s independent newspaper, The Charlatan, and completed internships with Blackburn Media and CBC Ottawa. Originally from Huron County, Ont., Julia now lives in Bancroft.

Continue Reading

- Advertisement -

Related Articles

- Advertisement -

Latest News

Friends For Dinner has a seat at the table for everyone

The Sunday night fixture has welcomed community members for 107 Sundays in a row, with a Thanksgiving meal this weekend.

Survey shows municipal election candidates strongly oppose ALTO rail project

A group opposing the federal government’s proposed high-speed rail project has released preliminary survey results showing significant opposition among municipal election candidates in Eastern Ontario.

Sharing can alleviate ever increasing community cupboard numbers

Officials at the community cupboard say food bank and meal program numbers are continually climbing and they need support to keep up with ever-growing needs.

Give some thanks to safe driving this holiday weekend

Police say Thanksgiving weekends have the second highest number of fatalities among all long weekends in Ontario.

Take precautions to prevent mosquito and tick bites throughout the fall

As the weather gets colder, health officials say there will be fewer mosquitoes, but ticks can be found at any time of the year.
- Advertisement -