Police looking to identify individual tied to Waterloo break-in

Photo of police lights on a WRPS vehicle. (Credit: WRPS)

By Justin Koehler

Posted Dec 7, 2024 07:06:21 AM.

Last Updated Dec 9, 2024 10:58:58 AM.

An investigation is underway by Waterloo Regional Police Service (WRPS) after a reported break-in at a Waterloo business.

Police say the incident took place Dec. 5 at around 5:30 a.m. at a business in the area of University Avenue East and Weber Street North.

Officers say an unknown suspect was able to gain entry to a building where they then stole property. No details have been provided by WRPS as to the specifics or value of what was taken.

The investigation is underway, with police looking to identify and speak with a pictured individual who is believed to be involved in the incident.

Anyone with further information on the incident is asked to reach out to WRPS.

wrps break in theft
WRPS looking to identify an individual tied to a break-in (WRPS)
Submit a Correction
Accessibility Feedback

Top Stories

Ford government's ServiceOntario move to Staples will cost $11.7M, exceeding initial estimate: FAO

The Financial Accountability Office of Ontario (FAO) released a report on Wednesday concluding that the Ford government's decision to move nine ServiceOntario centres into Staples Canada stores will cost...

1h ago

Former Waterloo elementary principal sentenced to 4 years for child luring

It's a decision nearly two years in the making, with a former Waterloo elementary school principal now set to serve four years behind bars for child luring. Phillip Sallewsky, the 57-year-old former...

2h ago

Police seeking wanted man known to frequent Waterloo Region

Waterloo Regional Police are renewing an appeal for any information that will lead to the arrest of a wanted man. Bradley Colton Maggs, 35, is still wanted on two warrants for alleged criminal harassment...

updated

7m ago

Facebook posts lead to harassment charge for St. Mary's woman

A woman from St. Mary's is facing charges for allegedly harassing a couple in Guelph over their dogs. Police say they started getting calls earlier this month from people concerned about the wellbeing...

3h ago

Top Stories

Ford government's ServiceOntario move to Staples will cost $11.7M, exceeding initial estimate: FAO

The Financial Accountability Office of Ontario (FAO) released a report on Wednesday concluding that the Ford government's decision to move nine ServiceOntario centres into Staples Canada stores will cost...

1h ago

Former Waterloo elementary principal sentenced to 4 years for child luring

It's a decision nearly two years in the making, with a former Waterloo elementary school principal now set to serve four years behind bars for child luring. Phillip Sallewsky, the 57-year-old former...

2h ago

Police seeking wanted man known to frequent Waterloo Region

Waterloo Regional Police are renewing an appeal for any information that will lead to the arrest of a wanted man. Bradley Colton Maggs, 35, is still wanted on two warrants for alleged criminal harassment...

updated

7m ago

Facebook posts lead to harassment charge for St. Mary's woman

A woman from St. Mary's is facing charges for allegedly harassing a couple in Guelph over their dogs. Police say they started getting calls earlier this month from people concerned about the wellbeing...

3h ago

Most Watched Today

2:02
What will a U.S TikTok Ban mean for Canadians?

Some social media users who use TikTok to generate income are worried about what a potential ban could mean for them. Brandon Rowe takes a look and has the story.

19h ago

4:22
Ontario could lose 500,000 jobs due to Trump tariffs: Ford

Premier Ford also suggested "tens of billions of dollars" would need to be spent to stimulate the economy if U.S. tariffs are put in place. Mark McAllister reports.

19h ago

2:29
Nasty cases of the ‘stomach bug’ at Guelph University hit 243

The university of Guelph continues to manage a massive outbreak of a nasty stomach bug that has now sickened more than 240 students. Shauna Hunt with more on the norovirus as cases are on the rise across the country.

20h ago

2:07
Liberal leadership race continues to shrink

Two more cabinet ministers say they're not running to be Liberal leader. Who does that leave in the running? Do any of them have a chance? And do Canadians know who any of these people are?
0:52
Canadian businessman reportedly interested in buying TikTok

Dragons' Den star Kevin O'Leary may be interested in buying TikTok and saving the platform from a complete ban in the United States.
More Videos