Port Hope Police – Incidents Include Assault, Break and Enter, Enforcing Fishing Regs (Name Released)

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Port Hope Male Charged with Assault

On September 8, 2025, Port Hope Police responded to reports of a male making threats and racial slurs toward two youth in the Cavan Street area. The youths sought help from a nearby resident, who provided police with a description and photo of the suspect.

Officers later located and arrested 22-year-old Devanteah Mills-Porter of Port Hope. He has been charged with Assault and released on an undertaking with conditions.

Victim Services have been engaged to support those affected.

 

Port Hope Police Investigating Attempted Break & Enter

The Port Hope Police Service is investigating an attempted break and enter at the Mobil Gas Bar, 102 Peter Street, Port Hope.

Two suspects attempted to gain entry through a small service window before fleeing the area. Both were concealed and identifying features are limited.

The suspects were observed leaving in a red 2010–2012 Kia Soul with a burnt-out driver-side headlight.

Photos of the suspects and vehicle are attached.

Police are asking anyone who recognizes the individuals or the vehicle to contact the Port Hope Police Service at 905-885-8123 or report anonymously through Crime Stoppers.

 

Police Continue Enforcement of Fishing Regulations

From August through September , Port Hope Police officers have issued 10 tickets and given multiple warnings to individuals violating fishing regulations along the Ganaraska River. Officers continue to conduct proactive patrols to support conservation efforts and community safety.

The Port Hope Police Service is reminding residents and visitors to follow the fishing regulations along the Ganaraska River. These rules are in place to protect fish populations and ensure sustainable angling opportunities.

A seasonal sanctuary has been established by the Province of Ontario from September 1 to October 14 , where all fishing is prohibited in the Ganaraska River between the south side of the Jocelyn Street Bridge and the CNR Bridge (the first rail line north of Lake Ontario).

Extended Fall Season Boundary: Beginning October 15 to December 31 , the current extended fall season boundary will be expanded, allowing fishing for Atlantic salmon, brown trout, Pacific salmon, and rainbow trout from the CNR Bridge upstream to the south side of the Jocelyn Street Bridge. Anglers are encouraged to check the Ontario Fishing Regulations for Zone 17 for full details on rules, size limits, and catch restrictions.

Anyone observing illegal fishing activity is asked to contact the Port Hope Police Service at 905-885-8123 or report anonymously through Crime Stoppers.

Anyone with information on a crime are asked to contact Port Hope Police at 905-885-8123 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS

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