MIDDLESEX COUNTY, ON\u00a0–\u00a0 The OPP discovery of three bodies in a car just outside Oneida First Nation has community members fearful and drawn attention to the community\u2019s need for more police. Oneida First Nation Chief Jessica Hill said the community doesn\u2019t have 24\/7 policing. \u201c This incident is of great concern for our Nation and demonstrates an issue for our community safety and the greater need for additional policing and\/or security personnel within our territory.\u201d Chief Jessica Hill said the community needs its own police, not OPP. \u201cRight now we don\u2019t have a full compliment to do even 24\/7 around the clock policing.\u201d She said the community is seeking fundering for at least two more officers \u201cbut now with this new development and magnitude of this kind of a crime,… <\/p>\n
MIDDLESEX COUNTY, ON\u00a0–\u00a0 The OPP discovery of three bodies in a car just outside Oneida First Nation has community members fearful and drawn attention to the community\u2019s need for more police. Oneida First Nation Chief Jessica Hill said the community doesn\u2019t have 24\/7 policing. \u201c This incident is of great concern for our Nation and demonstrates an issue for our community safety and the greater need for additional policing and\/or security personnel within our territory.\u201d Chief Jessica Hill said the community needs its own police, not OPP. \u201cRight now we don\u2019t have a full compliment to do even 24\/7 around the clock policing.\u201d She said the community is seeking fundering for at least two more officers \u201cbut now with this new development and magnitude of this kind of a crime,... <\/p>\n