SASKATOON – Police are warning about some break-ins on Saskatoon’s east side. Three break and enters happened through patio doors
The most recent one happened early Monday morning in the 400-block of 115th Street East. Police say a woman woke to someone in her home, touching her in a sexual manner. She was not physically injured.
The suspect fled with several items.
He is described as Caucasian, in his 20s, six-feet tall with a husky build, short black hair and a beard described as a “chin strap.”
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Two days before that, on the evening of Sept. 26, an apartment in the same block was broken into. No one was home at the time and several items were stolen.
A suspicious person was seen in the area at the time. He is described as First Nations, with long black hair in a pony tail, wearing a black hoodie and dark jeans.
Two weeks prior, on Sept. 12, there was another break and enter of an apartment in the same block, with the thief making off with a computer.
During September, police say they received one call about a suspicious person and another about a prowler in the same area.
Police officials are reminding people to secure their property, ensure windows and doors are locked and to immediately report any suspicious activity.
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