2 face charges in Stratford car break-ins
CBC News
Posted: Mar 24, 2011 7:27 AM AT
Last Updated: Mar 24, 2011 7:27 AM AT
RCMP say Stratford residents might not even know they're missing items from their vehicles. (CBC)Two people are facing charges after vehicle break-ins in the Stratford area.
RCMP suspect most of the break-ins occurred in the East River Drive area early Tuesday morning.
Police said they still have several items that have been recovered and are asking people who may be missing something to come forward.
The investigation is ongoing.
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