Break and enters

North Bay Police
News Release

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Overnight on the 15th of March thieves made their way into Annabella’s Bridal Boutique and Ladies Wear on 2nd Av. W. via a small sliding window.

Once inside they stole cash. It appears that two individuals were involved and they made their escape through back yards and went towards 3rd Av.

Overnight on the 14th of March thieves forced their way into Dark Horse Comics on Fraser St. Once inside the thieves stole cash. It is also believed that a break and enter occurred at a nearby apartment and at the time and at the time of report it is unknown if anything was missing.

Overnight on the 15th of March thieves removed an air-conditioning unit from a wall to Toe Pick Designs business on Main St. E. Once inside they stole cash.

Overnight on the 14th of March thieves broke a small basement window to a Dental office on Worthington St. E. and then stole a small amount of cash.

Overnight on the 13th of March thieves broke into The Skin Image on Cassells St. via a basement window. Once inside the thieves stole cash and damaged the premises to a value of approximately $2000.
There was also blood found near the cash register.

On the 15th of March at approximately 4:30 AM officers of the North Bay Police responded to an alarm at 100 Georges on First Av. W.
The business had been entered but nothing appears to have been taken and the thieves were frightened off by the alarm.

Between the dates of March 3rd and the 15th of March, thieves broke into a storage container in the 100 block of Golf Course Rd. They made off with over $6000. worth of furniture that had been store there.

Overnight on the 15th of March thieves used a chair and pail to gain access to an upper sliding window to Bio-Sculpture Nails on Cassells St. Once inside they stole cash.

Overnight on the 14th of March vandals forced their way into Nipissing University by prying the main doors. Once inside they pushed over a fibreglass/clay/resin statue that was on loan from a local art gallery. The damage was approximately $5000.

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