Arrest made in November sexual assault at a Kitchener mall: WRPS
An entrance to Fairview Park Mall in Kitchener is pictured on Monday, Nov. 30, 2015.
A 24-year-old man was arrested Saturday and charged in connection to a sexual assault police say happened at Fairview Park Mall last month.
Waterloo regional police say the assault happened in the mall’s food court on Nov. 14 when a youth was waiting in a line.
Police say the youth was sexually assaulted by a man they didn’t know. He then left the food court through a store.
On Nov. 29, police released a photo of the man wanted in connection to the incident.
An update was provided by police Saturday that a Kitchener man was arrested and charged with sexual assault.
He’s set to appear in court next year on Jan. 11.
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