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14-The Canadian Champion, Frday, Apnil 25, 2003 Thieves break into Milton Mail through the roof UnJnown suspects broke into Milton Mail tasi suspects cul a boIet hrough the roof and climbcd down a ladder 10 gain entry. They then entered the CD Plus store, taking CDs and DVDs worth $61 ,000. Police donst have a value for the roof damage, which bas since been repaired. Generator stolen A generator was stolen last week from the new fire hall under construction at Guelph Line and Reida Sideroad. Un]cnown suspccts stole the generator, which was worth $15,000, sometime overnight between April 15 and 16. ATV stolen an AI V was stolen tron a Derry Road residence. The vehicle, a red 2000 Polaris Sportsman. had been sitting in the driveway when it was taken by unknown suspects. Its valued at $10,000. Police are investigating. Forklift damaged A forklift was damaged sometime ovemight betwecn Sunday and Monday. Unknown suspects smasbed tht front and rear windows of tht forlift, which was bemng stored at a construction site at Derry Road and Cormmercial Street. Damage is estimated aI $2,000. Public intoxication Police received a calI at about I arn. yesterday from an employee at Charley Fitzwhiskey's, 55 Ontario St., reporting an intoxicated patron. A 3 l-year-old Quebec woman was arrested and taken to the police station, where she was released later that moming. She was charged with being intoxicated in a public place. Intoxicated mani arrested A Milton man was arrested Sunday and charged with public drunkenness. appeiued tobcb ntoxicated. staggering dowsn the road. The man was taken mbt custody for his own protection. Charged with being intoxicated in a public place is a 43-year-old Bronte Street man. Break-in A retirement home under construction on Martin Street was broken into sometime between April 17 and 21. Unknown suspects gained enury and broke the locks of a tool bin, taking hammers, a flashight and a screwdrivcr. The value of the stolen property is estimnated at -Thief targeting cars at GO lot Police are seelcing assistance in locating a thief who's tar- geting vehicles at the Milton GO Transit parking lot. On March 27, a thief broke into a black Pontiac and stole a Sony car CD player. The next day, a thief again targeted the GO lot and attempted to steal a red 1998 Chevy pick- up truck. He then found a black 2000 GMC Sierra pick-up and attempted to steal il. The thief made off with about 60 CDs from the second truck. Police believe the taine individuals are responsible for the crimes. If you have any information that Ieads to an arrest in this or any other matter, you may be eligible for a cash reward. You will neyer have to give your name or testify in court. Crime Stoppers of Halton doesn't subscribe to cali display. A safer community is your cali. Please cail 1-800-222- TIPS (1-800-222-8477) or check out Crime Stoppers' Web site at www.haltoncrimestoppers.com. ~Eagle Holustic I Evolve Hoistic Bu a Ntof Naninuralkg î lxituraCaneI $3499 W ' n%, Reeie aFREE kn 1 N T E R N A T t0ON AIL COSMETIC AND ASER CENTRE Frfmely Cetral Elctolyubuand LserClIic. Spring sale 112. Price "fffl