Man accused of breaching conditions during neighbour dispute
A 29-year-old Chatham man who had been ordered by the court not to talk to his neighbour has been arrested again.
Chatham-Kent police said the man was bound by conditions not to communicate with one of his neighbours and "not to engage in a specific activity."
However, when police were called to the address on Lark Street just after 9 a.m. Sunday, they reportedly determined that the man had breached both of those conditions.
As a result, he was arrested and charged with two counts of breaching his probation and was later released with a future court date.
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Window smashed, Blenheim man charged
A 40-year-old Blenheim man is charged with mischief after police were called to investigate a report of a smashed window on Hall Street South in Blenheim a week and a half ago.
Police said they received the report on August 12 and were able to identify a suspect.
He was arrested on Sunday and charged with one count of mischief before he was released with a future court date.
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Pair charged after thefts from Chatham businesses
Two people are facing charges after a pair of thefts from two businesses in Chatham over the past week and a half.
Police said the first theft was at a business on St. Clair Street on August 12. Officers were able to identify a suspect in that case after reviewing surveillance footage.
The same man was also identified as one of two suspects involved in a bicycle theft from a business on Third Street in Chatham on August 18.
Once again, police were able to identify the suspects after reviewing some surveillance footage.
Warrants were issued for their arrest and police were able to track them down shortly after 12 a.m. Monday on Keil Drive in Chatham.
A 47-year-old Chatham-Kent man was charged with two counts of theft and two counts of possession of stolen property and a 30-year-old Chatham-Kent woman was charged with one count of theft and one count of possession of stolen property.
Both of the accused were later released with future court dates.
