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Police Seek Help in Cambridge and Kitchener Shoplifting Cases

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Posted Jan 17, 2026 06:00:00 AM.

Last Updated Jan 17, 2026 12:27:27 PM.

Regional police are trying to identify a person they suspect is linked to two shoplifting incidents in Cambridge and Kitchener.

On Jan. 5, authorities report that a woman entered a store near Franklin Boulevard and Dundas Street South in Cambridge and allegedly took several meat products without paying.

The following day, Jan. 6, the same individual went into another store located at Ottawa Street North and River Road East, reportedly taking merchandise before leaving the premises. An employee confronted her outside the store, leading her to return the items before departing.

If you have any information, please reach out to Regional Police or Crime Stoppers.


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