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The Canadian Champion, Fniday June 14, 2002-9 Twi*ss Rd. residence broken into for $1,700 loss Commremnoritixe coin,; ,tV and VCR weer sîrlen hoin. tTo s The suspects gaioed entry into the home sometiine between Il arn. and 4 p.m. by smashing the basement window. The items taken were vaiued at $1 ,700. Cars stolen A white 1999 Cadillac, four-door, was stolen from a King Street residence Sunday hetween 3 and 7:45 ar. The car is valued at $40000. The licence plate number is ALRD 603. The following day, a red 1995 Neon. four door, was taken some- Orne ovemîght whle parked on Bing Court. Combined police unit addressing organized crime ln an effort bu continue cornbating crime effectively, the RCMP launched a second teamt of investigators- including officers from Haiton Regionai Police - as part of the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit (CFSEU). The mandate of the new CFSEU, as with the CFSEU teams in Toronto and Comwall, is to expose. investigate, dismantle and prosecute organized crime groups. The new CFSEU, which was launched May 30, alto consists of officers from the Bratford Police Service. Hlamilton Police Service, Niagara Regional Police Service. Ontario Provincial Police. Canada Customs and Revenue Agency, Citizenship and Immigration Canada. Criminal Intelligence Service Ontario and the RCMP. "Typically, organized crime groups spin a web of interconneet- ed cririnal acivity to make a prof»it," said RCMP Inspector Gary Francois. 'They have feelers in niany communities 10 take advantage of any opportunity that comes their way. Esablishing a Combined Forces Special Enforcernent Unit 10 address organized crime activities gives us an integrated front-line and hands-on ailiîy 10 disrupt these criminal enterpnises." 'Me car is valued at $3,000. The licence plate number is 946 XYR. Police dont believe the two incidents are related. Window smashed The window of the medical building at 69 Main St. was smashed overnight June 6. Suspects failed to gain accent into the building. Damage to the window is estimated at $600. Dinner set taken A dinner set valued at $500 was stolen from a unit at Carefree Mini Storage on McGeachie Drive between June 4 and 6. 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