CK police briefs – Sunday, May 2, 2021

Two people had to spend some time with police after a pair of separate arrests for intoxication in Chatham.

Festival of Giving stays online for 2021, moves to summer

The Children’s Treatment Centre of Chatham-Kent’s annual Festival of Giving event is coming back virtually once again for 2021.

Provincial police in Norfolk County said a person was killed Saturday morning after the riding lawnmower they were driving flipped into a ditch.

The Middlesex London Health Unit reported 104 new cases of COVID-19 in the region on Saturday.

Health officials in Windsor-Essex are reporting an increase of 45 additional COVID-19 cases.

Police in St. Thomas are thanking the public for its assistance in locating a missing 64-year-old man.

Provincial police have laid additional charges after a golf club in Tillsonburg opened its course to the public despite pandemic restrictions.

Strong winds in the forecast over the next few days have prompted the local conservation authority to issue a flood watch for areas of Chatham-Kent.

A recent increase in drug overdoses in Windsor-Essex has once again led to an alert.

Windsor fire crews were kept busy overnight with two blazes, including one that investigators say was intentionally set.