Crime British Columbia

Police and Oakville Fire respond after alarm pulled during school break-in

A group of youths was seen fleeing St. John’s Elementary School after an early-morning break-in, Halton police say, and no arrests have been made

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A group of youths was seen fleeing St. John’s Elementary School after an early-morning break-in, Halton police say, and no arrests have been made

A group of youths was seen fleeing St. John’s Elementary School after an early-morning break-in, Halton police say, and no arrests have been made

Published
Jul 15, 2026
Updated
Jul 15, 2026
Source
Oakville News
Category
Crime
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1 min
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