Homeowner stops break and enter
A break and enter on Daniels Place in Chatham Monday morning was interrupted by the homeowner.
Police said the owner's dog started barking at two men who were in their kitchen just after 2:00 a.m.
One man wearing a black winter coat ran north on King Street East while the other man, wearing an orange hoodie, ran south behind an apartment building. Two other people in a white Toyota Corolla that was parked in front of the home also fled the area.
Police believe the suspects got in the home using a key that was stolen with a truck and trailer on Sunday morning.
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Man charged after stealing from grandmother
A Chatham man has been charged after he allegedly stole money from his grandmother.
Police arrested the 39-year-old Sunday afternoon after an investigation.
He was charged with theft under $5,000 and was released with a future court date.
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Fake name leads to multiple charges
Harassing people near a business in Chatham has landed a 36-year-old man behind bars.
Police were called to the business on St. Clair Street Sunday afternoon and found the man hiding in the bushes drinking alcohol.
He allegedly gave officers a fake name, but once they figured out his true identity, police learned he was under several conditions, which included not to consume alcohol, attend any LCBO, and to notify Waterloo police if he moved.
The suspect was charged with breach of probation, two counts of failing to comply and three counts of obstructing police. He was held in custody for a bail hearing.