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Incident 1226

Incident 1226
Incident 1226

When: June 3, 2022
Where: 2000 block of Selkirk Avenue

A suspect smashed the patio door of a home while the elderly homeowner was in hospital. The suspect stole a quantity of cash, jewelry and bank cards and fled out the patio door. Cameras captured surveillance footage of a person using a stolen bank card.

 

Incident 1227

Incident 1226
Incident 1226

When: May 23, 2022
Where: 800 block of Empress Street

A man forced his way into a financial institution, causing approximately $3,000 in damage. He then removed assorted electronic devices from the mountings and fled the area.

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