Police investigate Waterloo vehicle break-ins
Waterloo Regional Police are trying to identify and speak with the individual pictured above in connection to a theft on May 25, 2025. (Source: WRPS)
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating a series of thefts in a Waterloo neighbourhood.
Nine vehicle break-ins were reported in the Northdale area between May 18 and June 8.
Cash, licence plates, personal identification and bank cards were stolen.
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Map of vehicle break-ins in Waterloo between May 18 and June 8. (Source: Waterloo Regional Police)
On May 25, sometime between 3:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m., a vehicle was broken into inside a parking garage on Regina Street North. The thieves took several debit and credit cards.
Police said several of those cards were later used to purchase items at unnamed stores in Waterloo.
On Tuesday, police released images of a person they hope to identify as part of their investigation into the May 25 incident.
They also urged car owners to keep their vehicles locked and ensure valuables are not left in plain sight.
Tips can be made to Waterloo Regional Police at 519-570-9777, as well as Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or www.waterloocrimestoppers.com.
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