High-risk offender arrested in Waterloo: police
WRPS is looking to locate Scott McLeod, 55, from Waterloo. (Submitted/WRPS)
The Waterloo Regional Police Service (WRPS) say high-risk offender Scott McLeod, 55, from Waterloo has been arrested.
On Friday night, police said McLeod was arrested in Waterloo with the assistance of the Ontario Provincial Police.
According to a news release from police, McLeod is considered a high-risk offender with respect to intimate partner violence.
Earlier this week, police said McLeod was unlawfully at large and is believed to be in the Region of Waterloo.
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