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A 35-year-old woman faces charges after a neighbour dispute led to a violent assault with a wrench causing a severe head injury to a man, police said.
- Early Sunday, a Guelph woman is charged after a neighbour dispute left the victim with a large gash on his forehead near Paisley Street and Norfolk Street, emergency services found him bleeding.
- The victim says the neighbour forced her way into his unit and struck him several times with a large wrench, but he disarmed her and removed her before help arrived.
- Police officers located and arrested the accused, a 35-year-old Guelph woman, who faces charges of assault with a weapon, unlawfully in a dwelling, and breaching a probation order.
- Paramedics treated the victim on scene and the accused was held for a bail hearing before being released to appear in court December 9.
- Next month, the accused, a 35-year-old Guelph woman, must appear in court on December 9 as the case proceeds through the justice process.
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