A 34-year-old London man wanted in connection with a hate-motivated incident has turned himself in to police this week, bringing closure to a case that had the London Police Service asking for the public’s assistance.

The arrest comes just days after police identified the suspect and reached out to the community for help in locating him. The London Police Service had been investigating the incident since last week, when the original hate-motivated incident occurred.

Police initially shared information about the case on June 3rd, when they announced they had identified the suspect and were seeking public assistance to locate him. The community response appears to have been instrumental in bringing the case to a resolution.

The London Police Service expressed gratitude to the public for sharing the information that helped in the investigation. The department’s social media presence has been actively updating residents throughout the progression of this case.

The suspect voluntarily turned himself in rather than being apprehended by police, which wrapped up the search that had been ongoing since last week. Charges have been laid in relation to the hate-motivated incident, though specific details about the nature of the original incident have not been disclosed in the recent updates.

For more detailed information about this case, the London Police Service has directed the public to their official website update.

This case highlights how community cooperation with law enforcement can lead to swift resolutions in local incidents. The London Police Service’s social media updates kept residents informed throughout the investigation process, from the initial identification of the suspect to the final arrest.