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19 hours ago
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Guelph Police trying to identify suspects in metal thefts
Images show two people of interest in a Guelph metal theft investigation. (Courtesy: Guelph Police Service) The Guelph Police Service has released two images as part of an investigation into metal thefts. On June 15, the manager of a business near Regal Road and Curtis Drive said two males in a cube truck stole scrap metal from their yard. The stolen metal included 45 and 50 gallon steel drums which had been crushed down to approximately 30 cm in height. The business had also reported a similar theft in April. The total loss to the company is estimated at $2,500. Anyone who recognizes the people in the photos is urged to contact police.


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19 hours ago
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Toronto man arrested for sexual assault in Guelph
A Toronto man has turned himself in after police were told a woman was assaulted while walking her dog in Guelph. The Guelph Police Service said the woman in her 20s was in a west-end park on April 9 when she was approached by an older man. She told police the man started talking to her and then touched her inappropriately. Police said the woman received a text message from the suspect earlier this week after the male was able to find her phone number online. On Thursday, police called the 60-year-old Toronto man and he agreed to turn himself in later that day. He has been charged with sexual assault.


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2 days ago
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Potential distraction theft attempt reported in Guelph
A gold necklace is seen in this undated file image. (The Glorious Studio/ People in Guelph are being warned about the reemergence of a popular scam. A man told the Guelph Police Service he was walking near Edinburgh Road South and Carrington Place just before 2 p.m. Wednesday afternoon when people inside a vehicle called out to him. Thinking they needed directions, he approached the car where he said the female passenger tried to put a gold necklace on him. He quickly stepped back and the vehicle took off. Police said scammers will often place cheap costume jewelry on a victim in hopes of distracting a potential victim long enough that they can take their real valuables. The man described three people in the vehicle as Middle Eastern, including a man and woman in their 40s and a woman possibly in her 70s who was asleep in the back seat. They were driving a newer grey Mazda 6.


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2 days ago
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Guelph Police looking for stolen riding gear
A horse's nose is seen in this undated file image. (Lum3n/ Police are looking for anyone who may have picked up riding gear left under a tree in Guelph. The Guelph Police Service said, late last Thursday or early Friday, an equestrian bag and gear were stolen from a vehicle in the Exhibition Park area. The thief later abandoned the gear about a block away, where it was found by a neighbour. The neighbour picked up the items and placed them against a tree, but by the time the owner learned where their property was, the gear had disappeared, possibly taken by someone who thought the equipment was being given away. The missing gear included a purple nylon bag with a diamond pattern, brown riding boots, a black helmet with a visor, gloves and rubber coated spurs.


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5 days ago
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Police investigate after woman approached children outside Guelph school
Police in Guelph are investigating after three young boys were approached by a woman outside their school Friday morning. Officers were called just before 10 a.m. to a school near Downey Road and Ptarmigan Drive. The Grade 3 students told police they had been playing soccer in the schoolyard around 8:20 a.m. when an older woman began speaking to them. She reportedly questioned why there were no adults around and encouraged the boys to wait in her vehicle. The children ran inside and notified a teacher. Police say no vehicle was seen and no physical contact was made. The woman is described as white, in her 70s, wearing a green shirt, black shorts, a white hat and sunglasses. Anyone with information is asked to contact Const. Michael Nixon at 519-824-1212 ext. 7028 or email mnixon@