Dufferin OPP has charged a Haliburton resident with multiple offences following an investigation into a series of break-and-enters and thefts in Shelburne, Mono and Mulmur.
On Wednesday September 2nd, the accused attended a storage facility on Victoria Street in Shelburne, where they allegedly entered several storage units. During the incidents, the accused reportedly covered his face, trying to avoid being identified.
On Friday September 11th, the accused allegedly attended a rural property in Mulmur on an electric scooter and stole a side-by-side utility terrain vehicle. The vehicle was later recovered at a different address.
The next day, the accused allegedly attended two separate rural properties in Mono, where break-and-enters occurred. During one of these incidents, a side-by-side UTV was also stolen and later recovered at a different address.
On Tuesday, September 22nd, the accused was arrested on the outstanding Dufferin County warrants and subsequently charged in connection with the incidents.
40-year-old male from Haliburton, has been charged with: Two counts of break and enter theft of a vehicle and disguise with intent.
