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.
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“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.
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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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