Regional police are looking for the public’s assistance in identifying two people in connection with a series of break-in incidents at construction sites across Waterloo.
According to police those three break-ins happened at job sites between Oct. 9 and Oct. 16, including in the areas of King Street South and Allen Street East, Albert Street and Quiet Place, and Hickory Street West and Hemlock Street West.
Investigators have since released images of two people they’d like to identify in connection with the break-ins.
The thefts are believed to have occurred during overnight hours, and primarily over weekends.
It’s alleged that suspects were able to gain access to tool storage areas at residential construction sites, stealing tools and equipment. At this point, police estimate the total value of stolen goods to be in excess of $36,000.
Anyone who recognizes the above individuals has been asked to contact police at 519-570-9777, extension 6369.
Our North Division Crime Suppression, Analysis, and Response Unit is investigating a series of construction site break-ins in Waterloo that resulted in more than $36,000 in stolen tools and equipment. Between October 9 and October 16, investigators received reports of three overnight break-ins at construction sites in the areas of: • King Street South and Allen Street East • Albert Street and Quiet Place • Hickory Street West and Hemlock Street West We're looking to identify and speak with two individuals in connection with the investigation. If you recognize them or have information, call 519-570-9777, extension 6369. More: https://t.co/6b8DNFLSIL WA26152090
— Waterloo Regional Police (@WRPSToday) November 3, 2026
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