Wellington OPP sergeant charged with sexual assault, breach of trust

WELLINGTON COUNTY – A 21-year veteran of the Wellington County OPP has been charged with sexual assault and breach of trust.

On April 24, West Region officials announced that following a three-month investigation, the Professional Standards Bureau of the OPP has laid 10 charges against the officer.

Sergeant Mike Dolderman is charged with five counts of sexual assault and five counts of breach of trust.

He has been suspended from duty and is to appear in Guelph court on July 28.

MIKE DOLDERMAN

Brenda Dolderman, 53, was charged with three counts of obstructing justice and is to appear in Guelph court on July 28.

Police officials have repeatedly denied requests for more information about the alleged assaults, including the date and location of the incidents, as well as whether or not Dolderman was on duty at the time.

On Feb. 6 the Advertiser discovered one ongoing sexual assault investigation involving the Wellington County OPP listed on the province’s Special Investigations Unit (SIU) website.

Six additional sexual assault cases involving the detachment later appeared on the site.

The SIU confirmed it was investigating seven alleged sexual assaults involving one Wellington OPP officer that were reported by the OPP to the SIU between Jan. 24 and 29.

On Feb. 13, officials with the OPP and SIU told the Advertiser the OPP’s Professional Standards Bureau was taking over the investigations.

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