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Attempted arrest led to day-long manhunt July 6 continued from p.1 Adams said Dean and the woman were known to each other, but stated he could not comment on the nature of their relationship at this time. Hamilton police attempted to make an arrest in connection with the July 3 incident a few days later in Oakville. At 9 a.m., on July 6, investigators from the Hamilton Police Service attempted to arrest a suspect at the Staybridge Suites hotel on Wyecroft Road, near the QEW , when the suspect fled on foot. At that time the individual was known only by his alias `Frank.' A large number of Halton police, including The search first focused on Oakville's Bronte Road and QEW area where the suspect was last seen. Later in the day, it moved to Burlington's Sutton and Whiteborn drives area after a man matching the description of the suspect was sighted there. This search was called off after a man matching the description of the suspect was seen getting picked up by an SUV . Hamilton police said a joint investigation between their Homicide and Human Trafficking units led them to believe Frank is Dean. Dean is wanted on charges of attempted murder and assault as well as human traffickingrelated charges including advertising sexual services and obtaining a material benefit from sexual services. He is described as black, approximately 5-foot-5 and 160 pounds. He has obvious scarring on the right side of his face and is known to wear glasses. He is also known to frequent hotels while in the company of young women. Anyone with information about Dean is asked to contact Det. Andrea Richard at 905-546-4067 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). 5 | Friday, September 9, 2016 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com Douvainn Dean | Hamilton Regional Police canine units and even a helicopter, spent the day looking for Frank. Woman charged after dog left in hot van An Oakville woman was charged after a dog was left in a hot vehicle at Blue Mountain Resort in Grey County Monday, Sept. 5. At 5 p.m., officers with the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) arrived in the resort parking lot after receiving several reports about the dog. Police said they found the dog, apparently in distress, in a parked van with the windows shut. An officer smashed one of the van's windows and took the dog out and gave it water. The dog's owner, a 77-year-old Oakville woman, arrived some time later and was charged under the Collingwood Responsible Pet Ownership Bylaw. Police have not released her name. The OPP remind pet owners parked cars can quickly reach deadly temperatures, even on mild days with the car parked in the shade and the windows slightly open. Dogs have a limited ability to sweat and even a short time in a hot environment can be life threatening. Police said a dog's normal body temperature is about 39C and a temperature of 41C can only be withstood for a very short time before irreparable brain damage or even death occurs. Salima Kassam Reg. Chiropodist A STEP BEYOND IN CARE · Foot/Arch Pain? · Ingrown Toenails? · Diabetes? · Swollen Ankles? · Corns, Calluses? Do you have: Call for an appointment 905-632-1414 728 Burloak Drive www.footandhealthclinic.com SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION OAKVILLE'S LOWEST RATES!! Thinking of Retiring... Someday? Let's Talk. Visit our website to sign up for a free consultation. Peter Watson MBA, CFP, R.F.P., CIM, FCSI Jennifer Watson B.A. 220 Randall Street, Downtown Oakville 905-842-2100 peterwatsoninvestments.com