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   XPost: van.general, alt.true-crime   
   From: gregcarrsober@gmail.com   
      
   Published Friday, Feb. 8, 2013 3:02PM PST   
   Last Updated Friday, Feb. 8, 2013 7:49PM PST   
      
      
   An influx of break and enters in Burnaby has prompted Mounties to   
   release surveillance footage to help them nab the suspects.   
      
   The footage shows video surveillance and pictures of suspects as they   
   bust into businesses and homes.   
      
   In one video, surveillance cameras record thieves who break into a   
   business and grab thousands of dollars worth of electric breakers,   
   then make their getaway in mere minutes.   
      
      
      
      
   “It was about two to three guys, and they went through the door with   
   crowbars,” said Steven Cavalheiro, an employee of Star Rentals. “Knew   
   exactly what they wanted which was really suspicious, that they had   
   been here before.”   
      
   Burnaby RCMP have also released a photo of a suspect who they say   
   broke into a home while the residents slept inside.   
      
   The rise in break-ins has been significant on both commercial and   
   residential properties, the latter of which numbered 120 in December   
   alone, according to RCMP.   
      
   "They’re up close to 100 per cent, so double from what we’ve seen at   
   this time last year,” said Staff-Sgt. Andy LeClair.   
      
   Mounties have created a special task force to address the issue.   
      
   “Their sole purpose and responsibility will be to track down and   
   apprehend those responsible for these crimes,” said Chief Supt. Dave   
   Critchley. “This team is comprised of senior, dedicated, experienced   
   officers.”   
      
   Officers are going door-to-door in Burnaby neighbourhoods that have   
   been targeted, offering residents advice on how to avoid becoming a   
   victim of a break-in.   
      
   Anyone with information related to the break-ins or who recognizes any   
   of the suspects in the footage is asked to call Burnaby RCMP at   
   604-294-7618.   
      
   With a report from CTV British Columbia's Michele   
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   Read more: http://bc.ctvnews.ca/rise-in-burnaby-break-ins-prompt   
   -task-force-1.1149373#ixzz2KOqn7AYU   
   has pictures of the wanted men.   
      
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