More vehicle break-ins in Guelph

Posted Feb 7, 2012 02:41:10 PM.

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Guelph Police are looking into another round of vehicle break-ins in the city.

The latest incidents happened in an underground parking lot on Wyndham Street South sometime between Sunday and yesterday.

The latest incidents saw 28 vehicles damaged to the tune of $14,000.
In addition, two vehicles were stolen.

Last month, close to 30 vehicles were damaged in underground parking lots on Woodlawn Road West and Neeve Street.

Police peg damage over this two week spree at close to $30,000 with 55 vehicles ransacked.

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