Chatham

CK police briefs- Monday, February 17, 2020

Police investigate pair of break and enters 

Police in Chatham-Kent are asking for tips after two separate thefts in the municipality.

On Sunday, officers responded to a break and enter on Matier Avenue in Wheatley. The unknown suspects entered a garage and stole a black and yellow Cannondale mountain bicycle.

Also on Sunday, cops responded to a report of a stolen utility trailer from the Poplar Street area in Tilbury. The 13’ enclosed trailer is dark blue and black in colour with a custom front nose covered with sheet metal.

Anyone with information on either incident is asked to contact police or contact Crime Stoppers anonymously.

Security camera registry 

Chatham-Kent police are encouraging residents to register their home surveillance systems.

The Security Camera Registry is a community-based crime prevention opportunity and investigative resource.

Residents can voluntarily identify their residential security cameras through a secure, confidential, online form located on the Chatham-Kent Police Service website.

Identified addresses will be mapped on a database of surveillance camera locations for officers to quickly and effectively direct resources when investigating criminal offences in a certain neighbourhood.

For more information or to register your camera visit http://ckpolice.com/camera-registry/

 

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