Over the past two months, businesses in the Queen St. E. and Kennedy Rd. area of Brampton have been on edge following a series of overnight break-ins. Several commercial establishments, including restaurants and retail stores, reported significant damage as intruders smashed glass doors and windows to gain entry. Cash registers and safes were primary targets. Peel Police recently arrested Shane Jason Elliot, a 45-year-old Brampton resident, at the Brampton Go Station around 7:30 p.m. on Thursday.<\/p>\n
Elliot now faces 13 counts of break and enter, along with charges for committing an indictable offence and four counts of break and enter with intent. The investigation continues as Toronto Police seek three additional suspects believed to be involved in similar crimes.<\/p>\n
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Free Consultation<\/a><\/p>\n Free, confidential. No upfront fees on personal injury matters.<\/p>\n Your Rights and Options<\/p>\n In Ontario, victims of property crimes such as break-and-enter have specific legal rights. These include the right to report the crime to police and to seek restitution through insurance claims. Under the Insurance Act, policyholders must notify their insurer promptly to ensure coverage. Additionally, victims may pursue civil action against perpetrators for damages. It’s essential to document all interactions with law enforcement and insurers thoroughly.<\/p>\n