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Delta Police Investigating Two Break And Enters In South Delta

Darpan News Desk, 30 Jul, 2019 07:56 PM

    On July 26th, there were two break and enters in Tsawwassen and one theft from auto. In both instances, the suspect(s) entered through insecure exterior doors and did not force entry.


    Now that warm weather has arrived, residents may be inclined to keep doors and windows open. Please remember to secure your property by locking all doors and windows when you are not home, and at night.


    When you are home, do not leave unattended windows and doors open and keep garage doors closed.


    If you are leaving your home vacant while on vacation, have a friend or neighbour stop by to pick up newspapers and mail and check on your property. Additionally, Delta Police District Community Offices offer free vacation security checks of your home.


    You can contact your local District Office or go to Deltapolice.ca to sign up.


    If you observe any suspicious activity in your neighbourhood, contact the Delta Police non-emergency line at 604.946.4411 or 9.1.1.

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