Two Waterloo Regional Police badges reported stolen from a home in Cambridge, Ont., have been recovered, police say.
On Friday morning, police announced the badges had been taken from the safe of a residence in Cambridge, along with other personal effects, earlier in the week.
“We released the information out of a concern for public safety,” police spokesperson Cherri Greeno told Global News.
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She says police have not received any reports of people impersonating an officer.
No other police items were taken from the home, officers say.
Police announced late Friday that the badges had been recovered.
They did provide any further details on the recovery.
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