Chatham-Kent Police Headquarters. (BlackburnNews.com File Photo)A Chatham man accused of stealing an e-bike has a new court date after allegedly skipping a scheduled appearance earlier this month.
Chatham-Kent police say the 48-year-old man is accused of stealing an e-bike back on January 5.
He was arrested later that day and released with conditions.
According to police, the man failed to show up for his court date last week, but turned himself in yesterday afternoon before he was once again released with conditions.
Police were called to a home on Oakridge Street around 12:45 p.m. after a man threatened to kill someone else.
Council instructed administration on Tuesday night to prepare a bylaw that would restrict the use of e-bikes, e-scooters, and any motorised vehicle on sidewalks, paths, and multi-use trails.
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Windsor police are looking for a suspect after an armed robbery at a business on Drouillard Road earlier this month.
According to OPP, officers found suspected cocaine, a firearm, cash, and drug trafficking paraphernalia.
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