Waterloo Police Investigate Cameras Stolen From Residence
Several Canon cameras, accessories and security recording equipment were stolen from a university residence in Waterloo, police said.
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Waterloo regional police are investigating a theft at a university residence near University Avenue East and Regina Street North in Waterloo. Several Canon cameras and camera accessories were stolen from a maintenance room between Oct. 16 and Oct. 19, 2026, police said.
Police said the stolen camera accessories included lenses, batteries and chargers. Security recording equipment was also taken. Numerous items were stolen, and the person or people responsible are unknown.
The Waterloo Regional Police Service is conducting the investigation in partnership with Wilfrid Laurier University Special Constables. In its Nov. 5, 2026, release, the service asked the public for information about the theft.
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Police appeal for information
Investigators want to hear from anyone who may have information about the incident. They are also asking anyone who witnessed suspicious activity in the area during the Oct. 16–19 timeframe to come forward.
Police are looking for information about activity near University Avenue East and Regina Street North during the period when the items were taken from the residence.
The appeal also extends to anyone who has been offered similar items for sale, including cameras, camera accessories or security recording equipment.
Anyone with information can contact Waterloo Regional Police at 519-570-9777, extension 7030. The file number is WA26154579.
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Official source: Waterloo Regional Police Service
