Missing Person Eli, 25 years old. Described as 4'10", 85-95 lbs, green eyes, partial white eyebrows and eyelashes with white patches of hair. Eli has a flower and seahorse tattoo on the left forearm and a rainbow tattoo on the right upper arm. Police would like to check Eli's well being. Anyone with information is asked to contact police, or Waterloo Crime Stoppers for anonymous tips. WA25252688

🏃‍♀️ A huge thank you to all the participants who joined us today for the Law Enforcement Torch Run for @SOOntario. Your dedication and enthusiasm made this event truly special. 🎉An extra special thank you to Rapid Relief Team Canada and Boston Pizza on Pinebush in Cambridge for their generous contribution of food and refreshments. Your support kept our participants energized!

With the students returning to the region, we have seen an increase in rental fraud investigations where students are being targeted. If you rent a place to live, protect yourself, and don’t fall victim to those posting fake listings. - Avoid verbal agreements. Make sure everything is documented and you have a copy - Visit the property before you agree to rent it - Use only bank cheques, money orders, or bank e-transfers after a legitimate rental agreement is made - When signing the lease agreement, do not provide confidential information, such as Social Insurance Number and Bank information to avoid identity theft - Use online search options to do your research on the property - DON’T FEEL PRESSURED. High-pressure tactics are used to make unsafe decisions If you believe there is any suspicious behavior, contact Waterloo Regional Police to make a report. Learn more about fraud preventions by visiting the @canantifraud.

We are alerting the public after receiving multiple reports of an ongoing taxi fraud scam in Waterloo Region. In this scam, a fake passenger approaches the potential victim claiming the taxi driver won't accept cash as payment for a fare and asks if the victim can use their own debit card or credit card to pay the fare, with the fraudster offering to reimburse them in cash. The fake driver swaps the victim's real debit card for a fake one, which is then returned to the victim. Once the victim is gone, the scammers then use the stolen debit card and PIN to withdraw funds from the victim's account. More: wrps.info/3VtJ87H - Do not leave your debit or credit card unattended inside a point-of-sale terminal. - Do not make payments for an unknown person using your personal card in exchange for cash. - Inspect your card after each transaction and ensure it is your card. - Shield the keypad when entering your PIN. WA24136875 (979)

Police are encouraging the public to ensure their residences are secure. Consider the following to help prevent break-ins: - Keep doors and windows locked - Keep valuables out of plain sight - Don’t let unknown people into secured buildings - Report suspicious activity to police #CrimePrevention

Today, we remember and honour all the lives lost, the survivors, the first responders, and everyone whose lives were forever changed after the terrorist attacks in New York City. We will #NeverForget.