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The Kingston Police and Special Olympics Ontario have put together an opportunity for student-athletes, ages 13-21 to stay active, stay connected and virtually compete. Today kicks off the first ever, Special Olympics Ontario 2020 Virtual School Championships. This virtual event is a safe way for Special Olympics student-athletes and unified partners to keep the spirit of Special Olympics alive by competing safely from their homes.

One man was charged with a fresh domestic assault while his partner, the victim in the recent matter, was additionally charged for breaching a peace bond relating to an historic incident.

A 48-year-old local man is facing charges of Mischief under $5,000 and two breaches of his probation after he became angry at two Home Base Housing staff and struck their vehicle with his shopping cart, causing damage in the process.

A 28-year-old local man who decided to break multiple windows of a downtown Division St business cut his hand in the process and caught the attention of nearby paramedics, who followed him until Kingston Police could bring him into custody.

A 62-year-old Kingston woman is facing charges of impaired driving and operating a motor vehicle while in excess of the legal limit of alcohol after her brief time behind the wheel for the sole purpose of switching parking spaces.

A 54-year-old Kingston man is facing assault and threats charges after he threw his female roommate to the ground and punched her multiple times in his unsubstantiated belief she had been stealing money and illicit drugs from him.

Stephen Kent, 63-years-old, reported as missing via a Kingston Police release on April 12 was safely located the following day. At approximately 4:30 p.m. on April 13 a new recruit, who had prior experience with Kingston Police as a Special Constable, attended an address on Conacher Dr for an unrelated incident.

On April 4, 2020 the accused and victim were consuming alcohol throughout the day in an east end apartment where they reside as roommates. At approximately 9:15 p.m. after a phone call with his children, the accused became angry over societal conditions due to Covid-19 and began a verbal altercation with the victim. 

On Wednesday, April 1, 2020 at approximately 11:30 p.m. a silver Chrysler 300 left the roadway at Concession St and Kingscourt Ave, striking a tree and causing significant damage to the sedan.

A 35-year-old Kingston man is facing charges of Dangerous Driving, Failing to Stop for Police and Possession of a Controlled Substance after he fled on a motorcycle at high speeds while travelling in the wrong direction.