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25| The IFP -H alton H ills | T hursday,M ay 24,2018 theifp.ca The owners of 357 Guelph St. were both puzzled and horrified when they came to check on their building a couple weeks ago. The former location of Yoyo sushi, which moved across the street last fall, had been broken into and had the bathrooms, kitchen and basement vandalized. The toilets and vanities in the bath- rooms were smashed, the kitchen sink sto- len and water pipes cut from the building. Water flooded the basement from the cut pipes causing further damage. "Why would someone break a whole washroom?" said Byungkook Jeong, who owns the building with his wife Misook. The pair also run Inaka, a popular sushi restaurant in Caledon. "Why would they break the water and take the water meter?" Jeong said. The pair called Halton Regional Police Service who came and investigated the damage but told the owners that it's diffi- cult to find the culprit without any evi- dence or witnesses. "It's unknown exactly when the inci- dent occurred," said Sgt. Dana Nicholas, media relations with Halton regional po- lice. The break-in could have taken place anywhere in between Feb. 1 to May 7, when it was reported to authorities. "We have no suspects at the time," said Nicholas, explaining that it the investiga- tion is complete, pending the receipt of any additional information. Anyone with any information is asked to contact Halton regional police at 905- 825-4777 NEWS Broken toilets, missing sink, stolen water meter; who ransacked the former Yoyo sushi building? ALEXANDRA HECK aheck@metroland.com The former Yoyo Sushi location at 357 Guelph Street was broken into this spring and had the water metre stolen. Alexandra Heck/Metroland The first FREE marketing platform for Real-Estate Professionals FREE Member Forum FREE Articles & Guides FREE Referral Directory FREE Marketing Checklists JOIN TODAY! www.agent8.ca Halton Hills Hydro's Charity Committee is hosting a FREE ElectronicWaste Collection Event SaturdayMay 26th, 10am-3pm 43 Alice St. Acton, ON Bags of clean used clothing also accepted. All proceeds to local charities. www.haltonhillshydro.com 519-853-3701