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Men try to use fake VISA card Tomnare Plc being sought after o i e ot r usîng a duplîcatedB l te credit card to purchase baby merchandise and attempting to use it at another store Tuesday. Police said a man, accompanied by another aduli maie, bought items for a baby totalrng $756 [rom Zellers at Milton Mail with what appeared to be a Visa card. They then went to the LCBO store on Main Street and attempted to buy Scotch whiskey. The cashier suspected the card was frauduient and went to gel it verified, at which point the suspects fled. They drove away in a dark blue or black lour-door Honda Accord and were last seen heading southbound on Bronte Street ait a high speed. It was determined the card had, in tact, been duplicaîed. The firot suspect is described as south Asian, in bis early twenties, five-foot-four so five-foot-six, with a goatee. He was wearing a white, green, blue and yeilow golf shirt and dark paints. The second suspect is in his thirties and beavy set, and was wearing a Hawaiian-type shirt. Police are continuing to, investigate. Anyone who wit- nessed the incident is asked 10 caîl the Milton police stations fraud bureau as (905) 878-5511, ext. 2419. Merehandise shoplifted Police are lookîng for two suspects who took off from Wal-Mart with carts loaded with merchandise. Tuesday ai about 8 p.m., two men went to the front of the Wai-Mart store pushing two shopping carts filled witb items such as CDs, -video games and baby food, police said. When they were about to be confronted by an employee. they led the store. unloaded the items int a Dodge Caravan and sped off. It was later discovered the van had been reported stolen to Toronto police. Police believe the same men were învolved in a simîlar incident an hour earlîer in a York region Loblaws. Tlhe same vehicle was used. Vehicie broken mbt Police are continuing to remind residenis not 10 keep their wallets or identification in their vehicles alter yet anoth- er car was broken int. Overnight lune 18, an unlocked vehicle parked as a Bronte Street apartimens building was entered. The unknown suspect took the owners drivers licence, putting him as risk of îdentity theft, police said. Police are investigating. Water Wisdom WMrh sommer warer resrioctions beoming more frequent Xeriscaping or what io more commonIy referred ro as warer wise gardeniog is somerhing rhar we as gardesiers are beoming more aware of and the op o his week's TERRA Trend. There are a sumber of things rhar gardeoers cas dlporsc keep os planrîng bor liti rhe amoor of worer rhat is being osed in rhe gardes. Firor of ai! whes planrîsg a gardes try o keep planrs togesher that like the are lavender, rhrt, sedums, spires, asd rose of shasos. When warerisg yoor gardes, be sure ru do so is rhe mornsg or rhe eoesîsg whes its sor as hor ro help aod esaporarios, The besr thisg yos cas dorso retai moitr o e coser rhe soiwirh as organic mulch 2 t03 sncIes deep, rhis w il as heIp keep rhe weed clown. Listen 10 g* CHML 1 for more Theit spree at Hydro One Halton Regional Police are asking for the publics hel1 pod to identify the people responsible for a rash of ltheft from Hydro One. The series of thefts [rom the site, located at 1260 Main St., began in August of last year with suspects forcing their way into a storage area and stealing $10,000 worth of equipment including two Honda ATVs. A second theft, later that same month, netted thieves a variety of power tools valued at $ 12,000. Over the past three months, thieves have targeted the site on three separate occasions stealing an esti- mated $50,000 worth of aluminum matenial, consist- ing of aluminum/steel conduit wire. 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