Chatham-Kent police officials say shortly after 1:00 a.m. this morning, a vehicle was stopped after an officer observed it driving erratically in the area of Charing Cross Rd and Middle Line, Blenheim.
A passenger was observed with a suspicious bulge in his sweater pocket, he removed a large can of bear pepper spray.
It was believed that the man intended on using the spray and he was removed from the vehicle and arrested for possessing a weapon for dangerous purpose.
Upon initially performing a cursory search of the male, a small piece of what appeared to be crack cocaine was located in his pocket.
Once the man was transported to Police Headquarters, a more thorough search was conducted, and approximately 5 grams of what appeared to be crystal methamphetamine was found concealed in his clothing.
Through investigation, it was found that the man also gave a false name in order to avoid further charges, as he was already on current charges with conditions.
The 31-year-old Windsor man was charged with Possessing Weapon for Dangerous Purpose, two counts of breaching his Recognizance for possessing drugs and breaching curfew, and Public Mischief for giving false identity.
He was held in custody, pending bail hearing.
