Series of overnight break-ins under investigation in Collingwood
Provincial police are investigating a series of break-ins in Collingwood.
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Police say four separate break-ins happened sometime overnight from Tuesday to Wednesday at properties on Glen Rogers Road.
They say the individual(s) responsible broke into several sheds and stole various items.
“A good reminder of the ‘Lock it or Lose it’ tips include not only locking your vehicles, residences and garages but also to put away any valuables inside your residence or attached garage. As well have good lighting around your residence and include the use of motion activated lights in areas less travelled on your property,” Collingwood and The Blue Mountains OPP stated.
The investigation into the break-ins is ongoing. Police ask anyone with information to contact the authorities.
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