Monday September 29, 2014 – 10am

Posted Sep 29, 2014 10:10:36 AM.

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10:00- Homecoming party gets out of hand
Darryl Goetz, Inspector with Waterloo Regional Police Service
A busy weekend for Waterloo Regional Police as they tried to keep a lid on parties as local university students celebrated homecoming. The biggest bash, on State and Fir Streets near Laurier Saturday night, saw an estimated 1,000 students spilling out on the street. Police were called in and had bottles and cans thrown at them. Some police cruisers also sustained some damage. No one was hurt. A 19-year-old Laurier student is charged with assaulting a police officer with a weapon.

10:30- News Panel-
Lisa Drew and Glenn Pelletier, 570 News Morning Anchors
Bad driver’s license and passport pictures.
A “very friendly” Rob Ford was spotted canvassing an Etobicoke neighbourhood, days after being released from hospital following his first round of chemotherapy.

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