Souris RCMP are seeking the public’s assistance into five separate Break and Enters that are believed to have occurred between 8 PM Sunday September 16th and 8 AM Monday September 17th, in the town of Souris . Three of businesses which included two Hair Salons and the local Newspaper office, were located in one complex. Entry was gained to these premises by forcing open a door. A fourth business, which was an insurance agency, was entered via a window. All four of theses businesses were located on Crescent Avenue West. A fifth break and enter was reported to have occurred during the same time frame to a tea house, located on 1st Street South. Entry was also gained by forcing open a perimeter door. An undisclosed amount of cash and coins were stolen from some of the businesses.
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