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ti esThe Canadian Champion, Friday, JuIy 20, 2007 A9 ii Bomnar Bargain Barn on Steeles police said. plc c s iîbdbsbr Lest Satuedax durîng the day, two [ernales and a maIe enîered tbe store. While the [emales distracîed tbe employee, the maIe shoplifîed almosi $20,000 in watches, police said. A shopper noticed what was happening and alerted the owner, but by that tirne the tro bad fled. Two days later, around 130 ar. Monday, the store was broken ia by an unknown suspect, who pnied open the front door and stole a sale that con- taîned an undîsclosed arnount of cash, Police investiga Halton Regional Police are investi- gating an indecent act ai a shopping centre earlier ibis rnonth. At 10 a.rn. July 7, a wornan was walking in the Wal-Marî parking lot on Steeles Avenue when a rnan pîllcd bis vehecle in frcont ol ber. Th e suspect rolled doss n bhis ven- dow and called oui to the wufran. The vectirn approached the wend<ssr and irnrediately observed thai the suspect waurrnesturbateng. Te ictirn screaned tuer the rnan t leave and the suspect led westbueuncl tbrough the lot. The suspect s descrîbed as white, in again, ibis trnie tbrough the iear entrance, whîch was pried open. Inventory - mosîly watcbes - was stolen. Police are still tabulating tbe total value of merchandise and cash stolen. Vehicle stolen A vebicle was siolen from the Hwy 407 car pool lot uon Trafalgar Road last week. Police said unknown suspects swiped a grev îtwo-doutr 2002 ite indecent act goflf malitun bis early tirties, clean irbaven, wiîb ligbî-e.olured bair. I le was wearinur kbaki sburts and a bMue and wbite u.beckered ,burt siceveccl sirir Tbe 'suspct.îs ireliicle \vas a newcr rnels'rlver SU.V wiihb llack accents - pcessîbly a Fuord Fscape. If vueil1have aîey enîjee nati ttti ai leais touan ietinIi i oitesunuîv ithtmalter, Yeeeî maiusv be eligible loiî a cash iewapd. Cuill I 800-222-- rîPS (8477) oe- visit ii, ww. ialI iieti mes( '5<pperjsu ufoli Volkswagen lrorn the lot July 9 sorne trne beîween 8 a.rn. and il p.rn. The vehicle is valued ai $25,000. Police are investigating. Mien arrested in break-in Police laid charges afier the KOA carnpground on Second Line in Nassagaweya was the scene of a break- in. Soineterne Monday during the day, a carnp rnployee caughî a suspect break- ing the window to an ouîbuilding. Tbe suspect led and was later nabbed by police. A 30-year-old male visiîing frorn Quebec bas been charged with break and enter wiîh intent and obstructing police. Teen target of theft Police are invesîigaîing an alleged thele ai Bishop Redîng Secondary Scbool (o Main Street iTeesday niorn- ing. Ihe 15 vear-old rnale victirn îold was leaveng when bc was approau.lec by two maIes about the sarne age as hirn. He was îold to ernpîy bis pockets and be cornplied, îumning over ciga- rettes and a lighter.. r-sLà-À eF Begin an exciting new career RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION PRE-APPRENTICESHIP Receive in-c[ass and hands-on training MACHIN IST/MILLWRIGHT PRE-APPRENTICESHIP Fo oinfomion ae 0-33349i x 2 86 arnto orof avserRoi Brigo THAT WASN'T HARD THERE ARE A LOT 0F SIMPLE WAYS TO ACHIEVE YOUR 10% CREDIT To qualify for your Summer Savings credit, lower your electricity use by 10% between July 1' and August 31. ouIl receive an additional 10% credit on your upcoming electricity bill* and youlIl feel good knowing you're doing something good for the environment. No sign up necessary**. Just start saving now. "10oO 1 Fund out more at everykçilowattcounts.com/summersavings O P/ Every KIowatI 1;nf Thire lctricity use data wli Se eermalized te accourter any weaher diefereecr eween 2006 and 2007 -Summer Saings is open to elgible resdential eectricity customers train JuIy 1t -ASIgUSt 31sf, 2007 Terms. conditons and exclusions apply For fuil terms, conditions and erhgibility requlremenns, oIsif rverykilowaffcouflscem/sumeersavings '- OA, Eeey Kiilowatt Couts and Ontaro fPower Authrirîy are euch officiai marks ofttheOn tarie Power Autorify