Overnight house fire in Windsor
Crews remain on scene of an overnight house fire in Windsor. Fire broke out in the 800 block of Victoria Avenue between Elliott Street and Erie Street.
Crews remain on scene of an overnight house fire in Windsor. Fire broke out in the 800 block of Victoria Avenue between Elliott Street and Erie Street.
The police service has made note that the person they're looking to speak to is not suspected of wrongoing, but is a key witness who may be able to provide vital information on the incident.
While on patrol Saturday, a Chatham-Kent police officer said their onboard licence plate reader detected a vehicle with an unauthorized licence plate.
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