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Police to host town hall in Quadeville, Ont., after attack on eight-year-old girl

QUADEVILLE, ONTARIO, JUL 12 – A 17-year-old faces attempted murder and sexual assault charges after an attack on an eight-year-old girl that left her with life-threatening injuries, police said.

  • On June 24, an eight-year-old girl in Quadeville, Ontario, was discovered severely injured and continues to receive treatment in hospital.
  • The girl was reported missing on the evening of June 23 after she was seen at a neighborhood store, leading the Ontario Provincial Police to initiate a search.
  • Initially, police warned the community of a possible animal attack and asked residents to keep children indoors, but later tests found no animal DNA on the victim.
  • Earlier this week, a 17-year-old male was arrested and charged in connection with the case involving serious violent offenses, though the police have not revealed the specifics of the evidence against him.
  • The OPP held a town hall on July 12 to address community concerns, with calls for healing and counseling support while the investigation continues and the accused awaits further court dates.
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Police to host town hall in Quadeville, Ont., after attack on eight-year-old girl

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CBC News broke the news in Canada on Friday, July 11, 2025.
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