The Ontario Provincial Police are seeking public assistance in locating a wanted woman who may be in several Ontario communities, including Guelph, Hamilton, Kingston, or Peterborough.
Who Police Are Searching For
Authorities are looking for Heather Bell, whose whereabouts remain unknown as of Tuesday morning. The OPP released an undated photograph of Bell to aid in public recognition and encourage tips from community members who might have seen her.
While specific details about the charges against Bell were not immediately disclosed in the initial bulletin, police consider her wanted on multiple offenses and are urging caution among residents who might encounter her.
Geographic Focus of Search
Police have identified four primary cities where Bell could potentially be located based on investigative leads. Guelph, Hamilton, Kingston, and Peterborough have all been flagged as possible locations where the wanted woman might be residing or traveling through.
The broad geographic spread suggests Bell has connections across Southern and Eastern Ontario, making the search particularly challenging for law enforcement agencies coordinating across multiple jurisdictions.
How the Public Can Help
OPP officials are encouraging anyone with information about Heather Bell's whereabouts to contact their local police service immediately. Authorities are reminding the public not to approach potentially dangerous individuals but rather to report sightings to professionals trained to handle such situations.
The police bulletin was issued on November 25, 2025, and remains active as the search continues. Investigators are following up on all credible tips and leads as they work to locate the wanted individual.
This case highlights the ongoing collaboration between provincial police forces and local communities in addressing outstanding warrants and maintaining public safety across Ontario regions.
