Arrests Made Following Break-and-Enter in Whitby

Two individuals have been arrested following a break-and-enter incident in Whitby, Ontario. The Durham Regional Police Service reported that the incident took place on December 24, 2024, at approximately 5:55 a.m. The suspects allegedly used a stolen garage door remote to access the garage of a residence.

According to the police, one suspect was apprehended at the scene, while the other fled in a grey SUV. The second suspect was subsequently captured after a traffic stop. The individuals arrested have been identified as Zachary Lintner, 33, from Courtice, and Joseph Davrieux, 55, from Clarington.

Both suspects face multiple charges, including break-and-enter and possession of stolen property. The police have indicated that the investigation is ongoing and are seeking additional information from the public to assist in their inquiries.

The Durham Regional Police Service has advised residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities in their neighborhoods. They emphasize the importance of community cooperation in maintaining safety and security.

This incident underscores the need for residents to take precautions in securing their homes, particularly during the holiday season when such crimes can be more prevalent. The police continue to provide resources and advice on how to protect properties from potential break-ins.