13 break-ins reported in Candle Lake
An RCMP patrol vehicle is seen in this file photo.
Police say 13 residences and trailers were targeted in a rash of break-ins in a popular Saskatchewan resort community.
A single break and enter into a seasonal residence was reported Smeaton RCMP on Nov. 26, a news release said.
Upon arrival, police discovered another dozen apparent break-ins in the area.
None of the affected properties were occupied at the time of the break-ins, RCMP said.
Smeaton RCMP is asking anyone who may have been in the area to contact to police if they have witnessed anything suspicious recently.
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