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Thursday, A pril 2, 2015 - The IFP - H alton H ills - w w w .theifp.ca Page 5 Do you have an Estate Plan or will taxes and fees eat up 47.9% of your wealth? Your Financial Planning Centre can help! For your Complimentary Report, contact: Tel: 905.873.1877 Web: www.ipchh.ca 20 Guelph St . , Georgetown, ON L7G 3Z4 DEKER eLectric ltd. SALES SErVicE iNStALLAtiONSESA #7003060 905-702-0515 www.dekerelectric.ca Remember last Install your ceiling fan NOW! Beat the heat! FIND OUT. CHECK THE PUBLIC REGISTER. WWW.COLLEGEPT.ORG Physiotherapist? Is the Person Providing Your Care a Registered 416-591-3828 | 1-800-583-5885 | info@collegept.org Have concerns, questions or a complaint about a PT? The College can help. NEWS Three Brampton women have been charged with theft after attempting to leave a local grocery store with nearly $2,500 in merchandise Sunday night. At around 6:50 p.m., the group of females was observed removing cosmetics from their packag- ing while inside the Real Canadian Superstore on Guelph St. in Georgetown. The suspects then left the store without at- tempting to pay for the items and were arrested as they tried to load the stolen goods into a vehicle. A total of $2,450.87 worth of merchandise ranging from groceries, clothes and cosmetics was returned to the store. Charged with theft under $5,000 are Renata Fatakova, 35, Helena Fatakova, 64, and Nancy Stojkova, 18. On Monday, March 30, Halton Regional Po- lice officers from the #1 District Response Unit were focusing on the enforcement of suspended and prohibited drivers operat- ing motor vehicles within Milton when they spotted a suspended driver driving away from a provincial courthouse. He was subsequently arrested and had- his vehicle seized. Rae Chang, 45, of Acton has been charged with two counts of Driving While Suspend- ed. Officers will continue to target those in- dividuals that pose an increased risk to law abiding motorists within the Towns of Mil- ton and Halton Hills. Halton Regional Police are investigating a break and enter to a residence on Apple Blossom Cres. in Halton Hills that occurred on Friday, March 27. Police were called to the residence after receiving report of an entry that had oc- curred sometime during the day while the residents were at work. Suspect(s) forced the front door open and once inside the home stole jewelry and small electronics. Police are seeking witnesses in the area that may have observed anything suspicious in and around the time of this entry. Residents are also reminded to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity, such as unusual persons or vehicles, to police. Anyone with information is asked to please contact Detective Constable James DeDieu of the 1 District Criminal Investiga- tions Bureau at 905-825-4747 ext. 2112 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS), or through the web at www.haltoncrimestop- pers.com; or by texting "Tip201" with your message to 274637 (crimes). Burglars target jewelry and electronics Police nab suspended driver leaving courthouse Three charged after shoplifting incident Halton Police will be checking to see all mo- torists are buckled up this Easter long week- end. Officers will be par- ticipating in the provincial seatbelt campaign that runs from Friday, April 3 to Mon- day, April 6. With more cars expected to be on the road police say it's a particularly important weekend for all drivers and passengers to wear their seatbelts, regard- less of how far they are travelling. "A properly worn seatbelt greatly increas- es the chances of surviving a motor vehicle collision," said Const. Steve Long of Halton Police Traffic Ser- vices. Those who don't buckle up could face a fine of $240 and two demerit points, which remain on a per- son's driving record for two years from the date of the offence. Halton Police taking part in Easter seatbelt campaign A utility trailer stolen from a residence in Halton Hills resurfaced in an ad on Kijiji, leading to an arrest. On Saturday the owner of the 5x8' home- made utility trailer noticed it missing from his property. A short time later, the trailer was listed for sale on Kijiji by someone claiming to be the owner. The real owner confirmed the trailer list- ed for sale was in fact his. On Wednesday Halton Police located the seller who was arrested and charged. The trailer was recov- ered and returned to its owner. Charged with possession of property ob- tained by crime is Steve Medeiros, 20, of Milton. Stolen trailer turns up on Kijiji leading to arrest