A reported slow start ended with Kingston police sharing that they’ve given out over 30 tickets by the Community Oriented Response and Engagement (CORE) unit as of just after 7 p.m. Saturday evening.
The breakdown is as follows:
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17 tickets for Stay-at-Home (EMCPA) offences at $880
17 tickets for Reopening Ontario Act (ROA) re gatherings over 5 people at $880
2 liquor tickets at $125
2 trespassing tickets at $65
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Kingston police say officers from the CORE unit are fining individuals to ensure public safety and compliance with current emergency orders.
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