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19 cases of crime reported in Milton over the last week

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Cameron Wilkinson
Sep 21, 2021 | 5:00 AM


19 cases of crime reported in Milton over the last week

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The Halton Regional Police Service has released the latest crime stats report for Milton through its CityProtect crime map.

Each week, the map details where and when each reported crime in Milton took place. Between Monday, September 13th and Monday, September 20th, there were at least 19 cases of crime that were reported. Here’s what we could find:

  • A theft case on Steeles Avenue on Monday, September 13th;
  • a theft from vehicle case on Seivert Place on Monday, September 13th;
  • a theft of vehicle case on Alexander Crescent on Monday, September 13th;
  • a theft case on Anne Boulevard on Tuesday, September 14th;
  • a theft of vehicle case on Bronte Street South on Tuesday, September 14th;
  • an assault case on Bronson Street on Tuesday, September 14th;
  • a theft case on Given Lane on Tuesday, September 14th;
  • a theft from vehicle case on Hamman Way on Wednesday, September 15th;
  • a theft from vehicle case on Langholm Street on Wednesday, September 15th;
  • a theft from vehicle case on Tremaine Road on Wednesday, September 15th;
  • a property crime case on Petit Trail on Thursday, September 16th;
  • a pair of theft from vehicle cases on Steeles Avenue on Friday, September 17th;
  • a property crime case on Stokes Trail in Campbellville on Friday, September 17th;
  • a property crime case at Britannia Road and Regional Road 25 on Saturday, September 18th;
  • a theft case on Farrington Crossing on Saturday, September 18th;
  • a property crime case at Louis St. Laurent Avenue and Regional Road 25 on Saturday, September 18th;
  • a property crime case at Bronte Street South and Louis St. Laurent Avenue on Sunday, September 19th; and,
  • a theft case on Lower Base Line East on Sunday, September 19th.

Of the 19 cases that we were able track down on the map, 13 were a theft case of some kind, five were a property crime case, and one was an assault.

Now, it’s important to note that a reported theft of/from vehicle case just means that someone reported an attempt made on their vehicle. However, there is an increase in relay and reprogramming vehicle theft cases. You can learn more about that here.

With the number of theft and theft from vehicle cases, we’ll recycle a message from the HRPS where it encourages residents to implement the following theft prevention tips:

  • Ensure your unattended vehicle(s) are locked and secure;
  • Never leave spare keys in your vehicle;
  • Remove valuables from plain view; and,
  • Equip your vehicle with an alarm.

You can view the map for yourself by clicking here.

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