Man arrested after 11 vehicle break-ins in downtown Winnipeg

WINNIPEG —  A 42-year-old man is facing numerous charges after a rash of vehicle break-ins this month.

The break-ins happened happened between June 11-12, police said.

Four happened in the area of Waterfront Drive and James Avenue and seven more occurred on Fort Street.

Windows were smashed, money was stolen and locks were damaged. A camera and a backpack full of electronics were also stolen.

David Moore was arrested Sunday morning after he allegedly broke into a vehicle on Fort Street. He as taken into custody and is being charged with theft, mischief, possession of a weapon and carrying a concealed weapon.

The following vehicles were broken into while parked in the area of Waterfront Drive and James Avenue:

• Subaru SUV – window smashed, purse and contents stolen.
• Toyota Camry – windows smashed, money stolen.
• Dodge Ram – window smashed, money stolen.
• Chevrolet Sonic – window damaged, money stolen.

The following vehicles were broken into while parked in the 100 block of Fort Street:

• Toyota Camry – window smashed, lock damaged, money stolen.
• Toyota Corolla – window smashed, money stolen.
• Honda Civic – window smashed, camera and money stolen.
• Nissan Maxima – lock damaged, money stolen.
• Ford Focus – window smashed, money stolen.
• Chevrolet Cavalier – door damaged, backpack containing various electronics stolen.
• Honda Civic – window smashed, money stolen.