Brantford Police  are alarmed after they arrested a man who deliberately infected two women with a sexually transmitted disease.
Officers say the two victims were unknowingly exposed to an undisclosed communicable disease by having unprotected sex with a man sometime between March and this month.
On Friday, 44-year-old Gary Dale Beckford was taken into custody and charged with two counts of aggravated sexual assault.
Beckford also goes by the last name of “Dice.”
Brantford Police are concerned that there may be other unknowing victims and are urging potential victims to contact Sergeant Keith Tollar at 519-756-7050.
If anyone believes they may have been exposed to a communicable disease, they're encouraged to seek medical attention immediately either with their family doctor or the Brant County Health Unit.

Four people, including three firefighters, suffered minor injuries while battling an early morning blaze in Hamilton.The fire service says all people inside a home got out after the fire broke out at the semi-detached residence just before 3 o'clock this morning near Main and Ottawa streets in the city's east end.

Firefighters contained the flames after they spread to an adjoining residence and an additional home.

They say a fourth person was also injured in the blaze, though not seriously.

The Ontario Fire Marshal has been called in to investigate the cause of the blaze.

The fire service says damage is estimated at around $750,000.

By Brian Donlevy,

Woodstock City Council has decided local cab drivers are on their own when it comes to collecting cleaning costs for mishaps inside their taxis.
Council will not enact a bylaw requested by the industry to levy a $120 fine to anyone who throws up, or leaves other bodily fluids during a ride.
City staff said it consulted with Woodstock Police who said it was a civic matter and bylaw enforcement who said laying charges would be difficult because it is unlikely officers would be on duty when the incident occurred.
Cabbies say cleaning costs $120 per incident because the cleaners view whatever the substance as a bio hazard.

Police in London have laid charges after a 21 year old woman complained that her male roommate used a cellphone to secretly record video under her skirt.

Thirty-one-year-old Meng Li has been charged with two counts of secretly recording a person for a sexual purpose and possession of stolen property. (The Canadian Press)