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». , r - 31 Serving your community since 1856 0.. . WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 2013 - WATERLOO, ONTARIO * st INCLUDING HST ‘. WM_r29d'a_ . . 7 A'H‘¥_’â€""" â€"' “5'7”“ " SWH’ " ‘M‘ Crime 8 rec in ~" , C'TVNSEW 1%, ‘5 Developer unveils .9; ‘ plans for St. Louis up 0WD core ._ - : a 1 school/Pages BY 1mm [Anson i“ h. f Chronicle 5mg ' E ‘ surge in recent break-ins has led the City of , 1 N .- A. E - a; .. A Waterloo's uptown councillor and Waterloo ‘ i a . . . it if ' Regional Police Services to organize a public ’ m 4 g I: ' information session next week to help residents keep ' ' r, 4 a r I their homes and vehicles safe. {‘55) , i ' i Conn. Melissa [)urrell said she organized the Nov. 19 ' . ‘ meeting after residents began noticing an uptick in ”a I; ,, V break-ins about two weeks ago The meeting will begin , «i . at 7 pm. at theAdult Recreation Centre. 185 King St. S. A? r. ‘ ‘ ' ‘ [)urrell knows of at least a dozen robberies in the , ‘ a: " Uptown West neighbourhood and the Mary Allen Neigbv H PM “ ‘ bourhood. No one has been injured and the thieves are 7 BUSINESS targeting cash and other small merchandise in unlocked 5 _ homes and vehidas. she said ,. Household China “I've heard from a lot of people that are concerned ' * '- ‘ and Gifts celebrate: about this." she said. “ibis is a neighbourhood where we 'r a couple of didn't look our doors. I've heard from some people that If" V anniversaries/Me 15 timaarermllyd'nrigng..,butlalsothinkdmethings ,_ I” 3' happaiiriwuvmandwe‘rehavingabadwavenowf . _ m,“ The robberies are similar to a wave of break-ins in ’ -‘ 2" : ‘ N n 1 Kitcliaia.wherepolh:ehavemoeivedai|emt30mbbery ' “ _ .‘g'qxu teportsinthepatmonch.Manyoa:urbetween2a.m. 4‘; ‘ y s and61mandtargeteditemsindudejewelryandod'ier J ‘ 4' valuablstl’mareeasytocarrydisaeedy. _ ' 3"; I. ' 3 Police do not have a sketch or photo of a sum but fist-A. ’ I _f F / 0 are blowing up on several persons of interest They also my, -- ‘ . " f 3 % don'tkrwifdiecrimesinthetwodtiesarerelated, “ <32”; L ’ m ”We're keeping our options open that it could be the 3 ~ A!" a same person or it could be other people," said Staff Sgt ' f t ' ' f3," ‘7 ' '- In CARD! Dean Smith of the WRPS The public can take several -. um. ‘ i ,7 $3 if r easy steps to prevent their home or their neighbours l ‘ . . ' "‘ t . 4 home from becoming a target ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ I ~ "The biggest thing is to llit it your house, lock your ‘ 1 ‘13, 1‘: * doors. be diligent. he ngIlant, tall us about any xiispi ‘ A ‘ 7' «ions activity.’ Smith Said ‘ - " ‘ Dune“ urges any residents who have t‘Kpt‘llt'nt ed .i i an I break-in or mbhen to call police and report it ' Police also continue to an’l’Sllgalt' a bank robin-n in ‘ _q .. _ ‘ uptown Waterloo on l-ridav afternoon Police sin the l ”7+ -v' , u i ll“ branch on King Sin-oi North near lib Street was ,“ ' robbed around J lit) p in . - ‘ Allie suspect is dost rilwd as .i \Nhllt' malt" approxr ‘ A .0. mm ”beg march 50 years old mth an average build He was wear l I - , . 1 mg a dark coloured baseball cap and a grey hooded saIUting the paSt \Wt'illfihlri and uni hr was (am'jng a gun V'o Wm”... 1 Hundreds braved the (old and rain on Remembrarxe Day on Monday to pause and remember M” “x.“ and my Ulld' wax ””11le Anme mm ”mm,” at the Waterloo Cenotaph The ceremony mduded Augie Herchenratter, 94, the Winner ol the mm is asked to contact police at SN More“), ext 6N? i D"""9”"hed (MUG ML taking the “kl“ "0'" those trooprng "‘9 colour _,,, _ _ __ ___.___._ _ _ ____ I I I ‘I {I a . ‘ t . . .‘. . . ,1, ,, I. ge Vea w. v i i D L in, ‘ ‘ ‘ a h l l l l v ' - l I § , . , . . l ‘ fl I .. .q _ F3 “1 . l . I ~ . , . O i ' > g: .3 _ V b.