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Guelph couple scammed out of $25K U.S. Original

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By Bill Doucet Verified
| Waterloo Region Record Verified
A Guelph couple was swindled out of $25,000 U.S., in a bank scam. Guelph police said the couple reported Wednesday they had been contacted by someone who claimed to represent their bank and was investigating possible fraud. During the call, police said, the couple were informed a courier would pick up their banking cards. A man later showed up and took the cards.
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Hit-and-run driver in Kitchener takes down hydro pole

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By Bill Doucet Verified
| Waterloo Region Record Verified
Police are looking into a hit-and-run incident in Kitchener. Waterloo Regional Police said on Thursday, a driver struck a hydro pole in the area of King Street East and Sportsworld Drive, before fleeing the scene. The hydro pole is in the process of being replaced. Eastbound Sportsworld Drive is closed from King Street East to Gateway Park Drive. Police said to expect traffic light outages and delays in the area. More to come You may unsubscribe at any time.
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Suspects sought in pair of Guelph electronic store break-ins

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By Bill Doucet Verified
| GuelphMercury.com Verified
Police are looking for suspects after two Guelph electronic store break-ins Thursday within minutes. Guelph police said it is not yet known if the incidents are related. The first break-in occurred at 3:45 a.m. after an alarm at a business on Stone Road West. Officers said suspects had attempted to pry open a front door and, in the process, broke a large window, causing thousands of dollars of damage. The suspects weren’t able to gain entry to the business.
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