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Published May 7, 2026

Barrie martial arts instructor charged in child sexual assault case

Barrie Police Service image of Daniel Tallim, a 28-year-old Barrie man charged in connection with a child sexual assault investigation.
Daniel Tallim, a 28-year-old Barrie man, has been charged in connection with a child sexual assault case. (Image provided by Barrie Police Service)

Barrie Police have charged a man following a sexual assault investigation involving a child.

Police arrested the 28-year-old suspect yesterday.

Daniel Tallim of Barrie has been charged with sexual assault, sexual interference, and invitation to sexual touching.

Police say Tallim is the sole owner of Alpha Martial Arts on Little Avenue and has been active in the local martial arts community for several years.

Investigators believe there may be more victims.

They're urging anyone with information to contact Detective Constable Erica Sinclair or Crime Stoppers anonymously.

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Police say there is no statute of limitations on sexual offences, and reports can still be made regardless of when the alleged incidents occurred.

"Barrie Police understand investigations such as this are upsetting to the community; however, we ask that members of the public only contact investigators if they have information that could assist with the case. Please refrain from contacting police with general inquiries about the case to allow investigators to remain focused on the investigation. Any information that relates to public safety will always be shared with the community directly," police stated in a news release.

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