A poppy donation box was among the items reported stolen following a weekend break-in at a Peterborough business, according to police.
The Peterborough Police Service alleges an unknown person broke into a Lansdowne Street West business sometime between 9:30 p.m. on Saturday and 10 a.m. on Sunday.
The suspect allegedly stole a poppy donation box and an animal welfare donation box, both containing an unknown amount of cash, police say.
An article of clothing was also reportedly stolen.
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Police did not release the name of the business.
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