Halton Police: Camo Trail Cameras Spying on Homes

0:00Police in Houghton Region, Ontario, just uncovered another trail camera spying on homes in Milton. On April 16th, a homeowner spotted the device wrapped in camouflage tape hidden in bushes and aimed right at the property. Cops say it's a classic move by burglars to scout break-ins. These sneaky cameras track when folks come and go, helping crooks pick empty houses to hit. With spring hitting and weather warming up, police expect more residential break-ins soon. They're urging everyone to inspect their yards during cleanup, especially around shrubs and trees. If you find one, don't touch it. Call the cops right away to avoid messing up evidence. This ain't new in the Greater Toronto Igalah. Last month, York Regional Police pulled similar camel-cover gear from two spots in Vaughan, where footage showed suspects casing the joints. Stay sharp out there, peep suspicious cars or strangers lurking and report it fast, keeping eyes open keeps thieves on the run. From your city, powered by AI, this is Canada News

1:00today. I'm Corey with The Story.