I live on Howard Ave right off Erie St. Tonight I went out to get something from my car parked in the back ally. I surprised a young man lurking around mine and my neighbors car- he jumped out of his skin when he saw me. I watched him walk away briskly and kept looking back at me. I thought this was really suspicious. I rooted for what I needed in my car and looked around to see if the young man was still around. If I didn't see him again I wouldn't have thought much of the incident but I happened to see him peering at me from behind a dumpster. When he saw me see him he turned away quickly and started walking away again. I watched after him and noticed he joined a group of two other young men hidden in the shadows in the ally by the Italia Bakery. I realized then that they were obviously looking to steal from cars/ backyards in the area. I called non emergency police to report suspicious activity/ what I saw and watched from my window (obviously.) Police were there within 5-10 mins and the guys were still there. The police spent about 20-30 mins talking to them and from what I could tell took them away in the car.
Just a warning to those in the Little Italy area!! (And everywhere) Lock your cars and homes and backyards. Especially around the holidays don't hide gifts in the car, etc!!

Our house has been the target of 3 Tecumseh teens between the ages of 14-17. Mostly on bikes or feet, always wearing hoodies (one beige). Heights between 5,6 - 5'10. These kids come to our house late at night and kick our door so loud the house shakes. Last year they took a brand new reindeer off our lawn and we found it a few days later in a tree down a few blocks. Last night they took our reindeer again. This is happening around the Dillon and lacasse area. The police have been called and are aware of the incidents. Apparently they are kicking in other people's doors throughout the night and people have also complained to the police. We have a baby on the way and this just really bothers me.

I work for Ambulance Dispatch and I would like to take a minute to "spot" my co-workers. They work 12 hour shifts, assist the public during the worst days of their life, and still seem to have a smile at the end of each long day. They have a good sense of humor and the utmost compassion. The holidays are coming up and unlike a lot of places that close on holidays, we will all be working throughout the holidays to be there for those that need us. I just wanted to say how much I appreciate my coworkers and the work they do on a daily basis. You guys have been spotted!

Chantel Mays and Michelle Young of Windsor decided to do 'Fill A Purse' for the Homeless Women in Windsor for Chistmas.. The goal was to fill 25 purses with toiletry items, gloves, socks and misc..Friends invited friends to participate. The end result was 47 purses were delivered to The Womens Homeless Shelter and an array of miscellaneous items over and above the purse contents were donated to the Teen Homeless Center. A big shout out to Chantel. Michelle, those who donated the purses and contents and the volunteers who filled them !!

While running errands myself and two daughters seen a friendly older gentleman ringing the bell and fundraising money for the Salvation Army outside the lcbo on howard . You greeted us as we went in I had no cash on hand so I got some while inside to put in the bucket you smiled and pointed to your sign that read hugs for a 1$ you gave me a warm hug and thanked me sincerely for my generosity... You are a wonderful example of a good person and I just wanted to say kind sir you have been spotted! Thank you for making my day a little brighter :)

My mom asked that a special waiter at moxies be noticed. Josh served my aunt and mom last night at moxies. My mom was a little choked up and he came over, she said "It's amazing that there can be people so nice in this world". So thank you Josh for going above and beyond. You have been spotted.

I was on my way out of Devonshire Mall around 6/ 630 pm tonight when I noticed a tablet left on a bench close to Chapters and the bank. I brought it to the information booth in the center of the mall. If it is yours, please go there to pick it up. Hopefully the rightful owner sees this or goes to the information booth and gets it back.

My husband and I were taking are Dog Gemma for a walk around 9pm on Pierre Ave when we bumped into a girl Named Amy that has the same dog as us. We got talking about having some play dates with are dogs Cause they are both Bandogs. I gave her the wrong number and didn't realize it until I got home so if your reading this or someone knows Amy please comment. Thank you Gemma is hoping to find her new friend