Guelph police are investigating two similar burglaries which were reported at businesses in the north end Thursday morning.
Police say an employee of a business near Silvercreek Parkway North and Woodlawn Road West reported a break-in at around 7 a.m.
They say the bandit(s) smashed a glass door to gain entry before making off with a small amount of money. The damage to the door was estimated to be $2,300.
An hour after the break-in was reported, a citizen reported a similar incident at a business near Silvercreek Parkway North near Speedvale Avenue West.
As was the case in the other break-in, a man smashed a glass door to gain entry before taking a cash register that contained a small amount of money.
Police obtained video surveillance of the suspect in this case.
He is said to be wearing a black jacket, blue jeans, grey toque, blue medical mask, olive green backpack and orange gloves. He was riding a black e-bike or scooter.
While the incidents are similar, police are investigating them separately.
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