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Waterloo Regional Police Service are looking for information from the public regarding reports of a prowler in the area of Hazel Street in Waterloo.

“On November 14, 2013 around midnight a male dressed in black was observed lurking in the bushes and looking through windows into residences in the Hazel Street Waterloo neighbourhood. Residents are asked to be diligent in reporting suspicious activity and individuals to police".

U.W.P.S. Crime Report– Week of Nov. 5 to Nov. 12 2013

Thefts:

• Cell Phones (4):
  • D.C. Library – Nov. 5^th
  • Renison – Nov. 8^th
  • PAC women’s locker room – Nov 10^th  – from unsecured locker
  • S.L.C lower atrium – Nov. 10^th

• Others (1):
  • C.P.H. – electric guitar – Nov. 9^th

Liquor License Act Provincial Offence Notices Issued (1):

U.W.P.S. Crime Report– Week of Oct.  30 to Nov. 4, 2013

Arrest in Theft of Cell Phone:

Police appeal for information in Waterloo assault investigation

Waterloo Regional Police North Division detectives are appealing to the public for help identifying a female who may have information that could assist in an assault investigation.

At 3:01 AM, Saturday March 9^th, 2013, a 20 year old Toronto man visiting Waterloo called police after being assaulted in the vicinity of UW Place, a student residential complex at 102 Seagram Drive, Waterloo.

The victim had attended the University Of Waterloo Tamil Association Formal at the St. George Banquet Hall in Waterloo.

The victim left the hall at approximately 1:40 AM with friends and shortly before 3:00 AM,  arrived at a student residence at or near UW Place on Seagram Drive.

The Waterloo Regional Police Service is looking for assistance from the University of Waterloo and Wilfred Laurier University student population in the investigation of a robbery in the area of both universities.

Suspect in thefts from lockers at PAC and CIF.

Campus Police are investigating the theft of a backpack from a locker in locker room at the PAC during the afternoon of Sat. Sept 22. It is believed this theft is related to several other thefts from lockers committed at the PAC and CIF during the last few weeks. 

Campus Police are attempting to identify the male in this photo and to speak with him related to his involvement in these thefts.

Thursday, Sept. 20, 2012

Sexual assault allegation withdrawn

Waterloo Regional Police on Thursday announced that a sexual assault alleged to have happened on the University of Waterloo campus on Monday, Sept. 17, did not occur.

The statement from Waterloo Regional Police reads in part:

Sexual assault on campus

Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2012

On Monday, September 17, between 10 and 10:30 p.m., a female student was sexually assaulted by two males while walking through the west cul de sac between Village 1 and Mackenzie King Village.

Police provided the following descriptions of the suspects, who fled after the assault: