A man has been charged after a criminal harassment investigation that began Feb. 20, Chatham-Kent police say.
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A man previously cautioned about unwanted and vexatious behavior toward another person was repeatedly seen at the person’s workplace, police said. A warrant was obtained for the man’s arrest when he couldn’t be located.
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A man turned himself in to police and was arrested at 1:40 pm Tuesday, police said.
A Chatham-Kent man, 54, is charged with criminal harassment, police said. He was released with conditions and a March 25 short date.
Man arrested after well-being check conducted: police
A well-being check led to a man being arrested on an outstanding warrant, says Chatham-Kent police.
Officers went to check on the well-being of a man seen sleeping behind a business on Simcoe Lane in Chatham at 10 am Tuesday, police said.
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After the man was located, police said it was learned he was on an outstanding warrant from a November 2023 investigation and he was arrested.
A 34-year-old Chatham-Kent man was charged with uttering threats and breach of probation, police said.
He was released with a March 25 short date.
9 pm routine can help prevent crimes of opportunity: CK police
Chatham-Kent police is offering some advice on how to protect yourself and loved ones from being a victim of crime.
Police said criminals look for easy opportunities so the ‘9 pm routine’ my help prevent crimes of opportunity.
Every night at 9 pm homeowners are encouraged to ensure the following checklist is complete:
– Remove valuables and garage door opener from vehicle
– Lock vehicles
– Close overhead garage door
– Lock door between garage and house
– Close and lock all external doors
– Ensure windows are closed and locked
– Turn on an exterior light
Start the 9 pm routine with your family, police said.
“Together, we can help reduce crime in your neighborhood.”
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