Intoxicated man arrested at hospital
Chatham-Kent police responded to a local hospital on Friday due to reports of an unwanted person.
"The man was intoxicated by alcohol and was asked to leave after receiving the treatment he attended for," police said in a statement. "The man refused and began to cause a disturbance," the statement continued.
When the man first went to the hospital, it was determined that he wasn't in medical jeopardy, but because he was intoxicated he was unable to care for himself.
Police arrested the man and held him in custody until he was sober.
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Multiple warrant arrests made
A Chatham man wanted on an outstanding warrant, was arrested on Friday during a traffic stop.
Police recognized the 38-year-old in the vehicle and knew that he was wanted for failing to comply with a release order.
After being taken to police headquarters to be processed, the man was released with a future court date.
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On Friday, a 28-year-old Chatham man turned himself in to police on an outstanding warrant.
The warrant stipulated that the man had to provide DNA after being found guilty of a criminal offence.
He was released after following the demands of the warrant
