Break and enter in Rundle has residents spooked
Posted Jun 10, 2016 8:45 am.
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A scary break and enter has one neighbourhood in Rundle securing their homes and vehicles, after the thief was able to gain access through a child’s bedroom.
The child was sleeping at the in the home along Rundleridge Drive, and a dog in the hallway that ended up alerting owners.
The incident has some people in the northeast neighbourhood on edge.
“I have kids of my own and that’s just kind of scary. It’s right across the street from me,” one woman told 660 NEWS.
Another said she’s always looking out her window, taking pictures of anything weird or out of the ordinary.
Residents have been told by police and city officials to keep their doors and windows locked.
The thief was chased away by neighbours on a bicycle, but investigators don’t have a great description of him.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Calgary police.
