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Incident 188 When: April 3 Where: 200 block of Wellington Crescent A man broke into a car parked in an outside parking lot of an apartment block and obtained an electronic pass card for the building. He made his way to the basement storage area, broke into several lockers and filled a suitcase with stolen items belonging to the block�s tenants. His image was caught on surveillance cameras.
Incident 187 When: March 20, 2012 Where: 300 block of St. Mary Avenue A male and female entered a liquor store with the intent to steal from the business. The man concealed a bottle of liquor under his jacket, and while the woman tried to distract the store employee he headed outside making no attempt to pay. It is believed the same couple is responsible for several other similar thefts.
INCIDENT 187
When: March 20, 2012
Where: 300 block of St. Mary Avenue
A male and female entered a liquor store with the intent to steal from the business. The man concealed a bottle of liquor under his jacket, and while the woman tried to distract the store employee he headed outside making no attempt to pay. It is believed the same couple is responsible for several other similar thefts.
INCIDENT 188
When: April 3
Where: 200 block of Wellington Crescent
A man broke into a car parked in an outside parking lot of an apartment block and obtained an electronic pass card for the building. He made his way to the basement storage area, broke into several lockers and filled a suitcase with stolen items belonging to the block's tenants. His image was caught on surveillance cameras.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition April 29, 2012 ??65534
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