Police Officer Faces Charges After Neighbor Shooting

0:00A Windsor Police Officer faces charges after allegedly firing his service gun through the walls of his neighbor's home in La Salle. Shortly after 9 a.m. on Monday, a single bullet went through a shared wall from the officer's semi-detached house and into the next one, punching through two walls total. Two people were inside the neighbor's home at the time, but luckily no one got hurt. The officer, 49-year-old Constable Louis George, has served with Windsor Police since 2009, and they've now put him on, administrative duty while the case plays out. La Salle Police charged him with careless use of a firearm, and Windsor plans a full internal probe once the criminal matter wraps up, stressing there. Focus on accountability and public trust. That's your Toronto News Today update, AI-powered and always on.