Business owners in downtown Pembroke are on edge after two businesses became the victims of theft and vandalism within a week.
Ontario Provincial Police in Pembroke say on Sept. 28, a business on Pembroke Street West had its electrical wires cut and copper wire stolen.
Ontario Provincial Police released a photo of a suspect wanted in connection to two thefts and vandalism in Pembroke, Ont. "It's been a while since we've noticed something like this that's happened in the area," Const. Mike Mahon said."But we've had calls for copper lines being cut." "The more than we notice, the more that we report, the more assistance and support we're going to get from our OPP in the downtown."
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