Waterloo Regional Police Service (WRPS) has arrested a woman tied to as many as four break-ins, all within the same morning, at a residential building in Cambridge.
According to police, it all happened Tuesday, Nov. 10, when officers were called at around 6:25 a.m. and told of a break-and-enter at a building in the city.
“The homeowner was inside their residence when they heard a loud noise,” said WRPS in a release.
“The victim then observed a female entering their residence through a window before exiting into the building hallway.”
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Police said the woman then entered three other units within the same building, all in a similar fashion, with WRPS saying the woman entered through an unlocked door before the homeowner located the female, and the suspect exited into the hallway of the building.
In the fourth residence, though, police said she entered, again, “through an unlocked door, where they fell asleep inside the residence.”
From there, police said the homeowner called police, who showed up shortly after, at around 10:30 a.m., and arrested the woman on site.
Luckily, no injuries were reported across any of the break-ins, with the 44-year-old woman has since been charged with four counts of breaking and entering, theft under $5,000, and mischief under $5,000.
Anyone with further details is asked to contact WRPS at 519-570-9777, extension 2299.
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