Criminal Harassment charges in Kingston, Ontario.

Section 264 of the Criminal Code prohibits engaging in conduct toward another person — including repeatedly following, communicating with, watching, or threatening — that causes that person to reasonably fear for their safety or the safety of someone known to them.

Hybrid. On summary: up to 2 years less a day. On indictment: up to 10 years. Criminal record on conviction. Often accompanied by no-contact and weapons prohibitions.

• Conduct did not cause the complainant to fear for safety
• The fear was not objectively reasonable in the circumstances
• No knowledge or recklessness as to causing fear
• Lawful authority or justification
• Identification

Disclosure review of the pattern of conduct alleged, witness statements, and communication records. Peace bond resolution is common where the evidence supports a low-risk outcome.

Kingston handles matters from the 401 between Belleville and Brockville. OPP enforcement is heavy through this corridor and stunt-driving charges are common.