On January 8th, 2013 the Lac du Bonnet RCMP received numerous complaints of break and enters that had occurred to several local businesses on Mcarthur Avenue and 2nd Street in the town of Lac du Bonnnet. The incidents were thought to have occurred during the early hours of January 8th (between midnight and 7:00 AM). The front doors of the businesses were pried open to gain entry. Several cash drawers were accessed with various amounts of money stolen. Several pieces of furniture and electronics were also stolen.
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