By Staff
November 25, 2015
BURLINGTON, ON
It doesn’t get more foul than this – a female sneaking into the rooms of seniors at a retirement home while they are away for meals and stealing cash and banking cards.
The Halton Regional Police have responded to reports of a female going into two retirement homes at scheduled mealtimes, gone into residents rooms and stolen cash and banking cards. Both of these incidents occurred on November 19th between 4:00 pm and 5:00 pm.
Female is believed to have entered the rooms of seniors while they were in the dining room having their meals – police would really like to find this person – can you help?
Police are following up on these incidents and need the public’s assistance in learning the identity of this female.
If anyone has information that will assist police in identifying this female please contact D/Cst Nadine Clarke of the Burlington Criminal Investigations Bureau of the Halton Regional Police at the contact information listed below.
Alternately members of the public may also call Crimestoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
The female is described as:
– white
– early to mid 40’s in age
– blonde hair pulled back into a ponytail
– about 5’8″ to 5’9″ in height
– Thin build (in these incidents a black puffy jacket was worn concealing the thin build)
– Black near knee high boots
– Light coloured pants
– Female carrys a black purse.
– This female appears clean cut and well dressed.
