25-Year-Old Carleton Place Man Charged with Sexual Assault, Assault in IPV Case
Carleton Place man, 25, charged in partner violence case

A 25-year-old man from Carleton Place, Ontario, is now facing serious criminal charges following an investigation by the Ontario Provincial Police into a case of intimate partner violence.

Investigation Launched After Allegations

The Lanark County detachment of the OPP initiated its probe on Sunday, January 10, 2026. The investigation was triggered by allegations of a sexual assault. Police have not released the name of the accused, a standard practice intended to protect the identity of the victim in such cases.

Charges Laid and Court Date Pending

In a news release issued on Monday, January 11, 2026, the OPP confirmed the charges. The man has been charged with both sexual assault and assault. Following the laying of charges, the accused was released from custody. He is scheduled to appear in a provincial court at a future date that has not been publicly disclosed.

OPP Focus on Intimate Partner Violence

This case highlights the ongoing work of police services in addressing intimate partner violence. The OPP's prompt investigation and subsequent charges demonstrate the force's protocol for handling such sensitive allegations. The community of Carleton Place, a town located approximately 50 kilometers southwest of Ottawa, is reminded of the resources available for reporting domestic incidents and seeking support.

Authorities continue to encourage anyone with information about similar crimes or who is in need of assistance to contact their local police service or a dedicated support line.