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Brantford police charge Paris man, 28, in sexual assault investigations

Brantford police have charged a 28-year-old Paris man in investigations involving teenage girls and are asking anyone with information to come forward.

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Brantford police have arrested a 28-year-old Paris man and charged him in connection with multiple sexual assault investigations involving teenage girls. In a Nov. 5, 2026 release, police said they believe there may be other victims.

Police identified the accused as Osama Khan, 28, of Paris. He faces five charges:

  • Two counts of assault
  • Two counts of sexual assault
  • One count of sexual interference

The charges are allegations. Police said Khan was in custody at the time of the release and that the investigation remains active and ongoing.

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Police seek information

Detectives released Khan’s name because they believe other victims may not yet have come forward, according to police. Members of the criminal investigation section are asking anyone with information to contact the service.

Anyone with information can contact Detective Constable Benner at 519-756-7050 x2327. Police listed the following file numbers in their release: 26-21753, 26-43272 and 26-44462.

Support available

Police encouraged anyone affected by or who has experienced sexual assault to contact Victim Services of Brant for support. The community-based agency assists emergency services in providing accessible, confidential and client-centred support to victims of crime, tragic circumstances and disaster.

To connect with Victim Services of Brant, call 519-752-3140 or email [email protected].

About these reports

This article is based on the official statement linked below. Charges are allegations; everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty in court.

Official source: Brantford Police Service

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