Window driller
Officers say a suspect appeared to drill a large hole into a window in an attempt to enter a residential complex on the 1300-block of Main Street.
Police say the incident occurred between 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. on April 12.
The suspect did not enter.
Attempted break-in
RCMP say a suspect tried to break through a door and enter a residence on the 1000-block of Cypress Place, causing damage to the door frame.
The incident occurred on April 10 between 10 p.m. and 8 a.m. the next morning.
Checking for unlocked car doors
Squamish RCMP say a suspicious male was checking for unlocked car doors in the 39000-block of Government Road on April 12.
Police say a neighbour’s surveillance system recorded the suspect checking the doors.
No cars were entered and nothing was stolen.
Officers are urging people to secure their vehicles and property, regularly do checks and report suspicious activity.
April’s prevent auto crime campaign
Bait cars are everywhere, say Squamish RCMP, as April is Auto Crime month.
As part of the Bait Car program, police are using cars, bikes, and tools to deter theft.
Officers are urging the public to be proactive in preventing thieves.
“Many of these thefts involved insecure cars with valuables inside such as bank cards, gift cards, sport equipment, keys, or tools,” says Cpl. Angela Kermer in a release. “Always take the necessary steps to ensure your vehicle is safe and secure to minimize being a target of crime, and report any suspicious activity.”
Anyone with any information regarding the above files are asked to contact the Squamish RCMP at 604-892-6100, or contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS, or go to the http://www.solvecrime.ca
Total Number of Files from April 6 to 12: 166
False alarm calls: 4
False/abandoned 911 calls: 3
Collision investigations: 6
Mental Health Act calls: 3
Theft from vehicle calls: 6
