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NRP Tracking Down Bail Violators

Thursday, 11 December 2025 12:23

By Geoff Waterfield

Police have been looking since last month, after receiving community concern

Police are getting tougher on people not complying with bail conditions in Niagara.

Following up on community concerns, the NRP say since last month, they've checked on ten people, seven were found to be in breach of release orders.

They've arrested 41-year old Landon Jacobs of St. Catharines, and 42-year old Peter Langridge of Niagara Falls, and a 17-year old young offender.

They're also looking for four men, all from St. Catharines.... 53-year old Dale McNiven, 33-year old Justin Scaduto, 51-year old Darren Goodman and 44-year old Scott MacDonald.

If you know where these men are, call police.

The NRP add due to this initiative, another 10 charges have been laid.

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