FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Wednesday February 28, 2025
Chatham-Kent Police Service – Daily Report for February 27, 2025
The Chatham-Kent Police Service (CKPS) responded to a variety of incidents over the past 24 hours. Below is a summary of the key events, including arrests, investigations, and other notable occurrences:
Spotlight
• Total Call for Service:191
• 911/PSAP Transfers: 73
• Reportable Calls: 44
• Non-Reportable Calls: 147
• Property Checks: 4
• Community Services/Foot Patrol: 3
• Domestics: 3
Arrests:
• 1 arrest were made throughout the day, including individuals wanted for outstanding warrants, failure to comply, and domestic-related offenses.
Key Incidents:
Warrants – Case# CK25012137
Date: February 27, 2025, Time: 18:28 hrs., Location: Murray Street, Wallaceburg
Details:
On February 27, 2025, at approximately 18:28hrs., as a result of a person stop for a bicycle violation, a 27-year-old male from Wallaceburg was discovered by the Chatham-Kent Police Service to have unendorsed warrants for his arrest. This was due to failing to attend court on multiple charges including:
• 1 Count for Breaking and Entering
• 1 Count for Theft Under $5000
• 1 count for Trespassing at Night
• 2 Counts for Failing to Attend Court
• 1 Count for Assault
He was remanded into custody and transported to South West Regional Detention Centre. His next court appearance is scheduled for March 7, 2025, by video.
The Chatham-Kent Police Service remains committed to ensuring the safety and security of our community. We continue to monitor ongoing investigations and encourage residents to report any suspicious activities to assist in maintaining public safety. For more information or media inquiries, please contact the Chatham-Kent Police Service Corporate Communications Coordinator Mrs. Shelomi Legall at shelomil@chatham-kent.ca or Tel: (519) 436-6600, ext. 80648.
End of Release
This release is intended for general informational purposes and does not disclose any personal or confidential information about individuals involved. All arrested individuals are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
