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Retail Theft - Suspects to Identify: Occurrence Number: C2024-802707

On June 6, 2024, at approximately 8:15 p.m., two female suspects entered the Sephora store at 240 Leighland Road, Oakville (Oakville Place Mall). 

They selected various make-up products, with a total value of $737.33, which they concealed in their tote bags prior to leaving the store. Neither female made any attempt to pay.

Suspect 1:  female, white, medium build, 20 – 24 year of age, long, straight dark hair, wearing beige pants, white top, carrying a black tote bag.

Suspect 2:  female, non-white,...

Caught On Tape – Suspect to Identify: Occurrence Number: 2024-073689

On March 15, 2024, at approximately 1:30 p.m., a male suspect made several fraudulent transactions using a stolen credit card at multiple Gas Stations in the area of Dundas Street and Neyagawa Blvd in the Town of Oakville.

The suspect arrived on foot and departed the Gas Station shortly after making the fraudulent transactions.

Suspect: Male, 5'6-5'9, 160-180lbs, wearing black pants, black hoodie, a blue Adidas hat, black Adidas vest, and a blue medical mask.

Occurrence Number: 2024-073689

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Caught On Tape – Suspect to Identify: Occurrence Number: 2024-107801

On Saturday April 20, 2024, at approximately 5:20 a.m., a male suspect entered a construction site located on Plains Road East in the City of Burlington and stole high-voltage copper cable from a large crane on site. The high-voltage copper cable had an approximate value of about $12,000.

The suspect vehicle appears to be a 2019 Chevy Cruze, 4-door, red with two bumper stickers on the trunk.

Suspect: Male, white, 40-50 years, 170-190 lbs, 5'11- 6'2, wearing a black jacket and black pants.

Halton Police and Halton Region Break Ground on Modern, 66,000 Square-Foot 1 District Police Station

The Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS) and Halton Region broke ground on a new 1 District Police Station in the Hornby community in the Town of Halton Hills earlier today.

With shovels in hand, HRPS Chief Stephen Tanner, Halton Regional Chair Gary Carr, Halton Police Board Chair Jeff Knoll, Mayor Ann Lawlor of Halton Hills, and Mayor Gordon Krantz of Milton officially signalled the start of construction on the new, 66,000 square-foot police station (picture attached). The new station will...

Halton Police Board Approves 2024-2027 Strategic Plan

On March 28, 2024, the Halton Police Board approved the 2024-2027 Strategic Plan that will help guide the Halton Regional Police Service’s priorities over the next four years.

 The Strategic Plan was developed in collaboration with the Halton Regional Police Service and has been driven by the Halton community. This plan is results-based and community focused. This approach reflects the Board and Service’s community-first perspective and places an emphasis on community safety outcomes.

 Guided by...