NEWS RELEASE
WATERLOO REGIONAL POLICE
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Waterloo Regional Police are currently investigating a break and enter in Waterloo.
On Sunday, at approximately 6 p.m., two unknown suspects gained entry to a home on Strawberry Crescent by breaking the glass to a rear sliding door.
Investigators are looking to identify and speak with these individuals in connection to this investigation.
Police are asking residents to check their home security cameras for any suspicious people or vehicles in the area during this time.
Waterloo Regional Police are reminding residents of the following tips to help prevent break-ins:
- Keep doors and windows locked, even when home
- Keep valuables out of common areas and out of plain sight
- Secure residences with home video surveillance cameras in the front and back of the residence
- Communicate with your neighbours as they can be your best ally in the fight against property crime.
- Be sure your neighbours are aware of your daily routine. This will aid them in noticing suspicious activity.
- If you are away on a trip ask your neighbour to do some of the following things; check your property, collect your mail, park a second vehicle in your driveway so there is the perception of someone coming and going, take out or bring in trash and, if you are away for an extended period, put some of their trash at your curbside on garbage pickup day.
- Report any suspicious persons, vehicles or activity to police immediately.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Break, Enter, and Vehicle Theft Team at 519-570-9777, extension 8255.
Anonymous tips can be provided to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or online at www.waterloocrimestoppers.com.
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