RCMP warning business owners about security

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Monday, 5 June 2023 15:58

By Tonya Organ

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Police ask residential and commercial property owners to consider increased precautions to secure their property, such as the installation of motion sensor lights, security cameras and alarm systems.

RCMP in St. Anthony are looking into an attempted break and enter at Flavor Crisp Chicken. Police say sometime overnight June 2nd to the 3rd,  suspect(s) attempted to get in the building through a door at the business but were unsuccessful. RCMP say, “Given this incident and a recent break and enter at the Royal Canadian Legion late last month, police ask residential and commercial property owners to consider increased precautions to secure their property, such as the installation of motion sensor lights, security cameras and alarm systems.” 

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