Charges laid after Tecumseh Park dispute in Chatham
Tecumseh Park at William Street and Murray Street in Chatham, Ont. (Source: Google Maps)
Charges have now been laid after what was described as a “weapons incident” in Chatham’s Tecumseh Park on March 18.
After investigating, police said four people, two men and two women, were involved in the incident where a meeting had been prearranged to try and resolve a dispute.
According to police, a man wearing a balaclava assaulted another man with a knife.
In an act of self-defence, police said a woman intervened, injuring the alleged attacker, and also hurting herself.
In total, police said three people were injured and another person who was at the scene was identified as a witness.
A 19 year old from Chatham was arrested and charged with disguise with intent, failing to comply with a probation order, possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose, two counts of failing to comply with a sentence, and two counts of aggravated assault. He was held pending a bail hearing.
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