Chatham-Kent Police Service cap. (Photo by Blackburn News)Charges have been laid after a pregnant woman was shoved during an altercation in Chatham.
Police were called to a residence on Harvey St. shortly after 5pm on Monday after a man forced his way in and assaulted the man living there.
He then allegedly pushed a pregnant woman who attempted to intervene. She fell and paramedics were called as a precaution.
Officers arrested the 18-year-old suspect a few blocks away and charged him with break and enter, and two counts of assault.
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