FRYEBURG (AP) — Fryeburg police are urging residents to be “hyper-vigilant” after five break-ins in the past week.
The latest was discovered early Sunday morning at an unoccupied home on Baker Circle.
The home is owned by an out-of-state family who had not been there in several weeks, so police think the break-in may have occurred several days ago. Police are still trying to figure out what, if anything, was taken.
Burglars also broke into a home on Sanborn Road early Saturday morning. A resident interrupted the home invasion.
Residents of a home on North Elkins Brook Road experienced two home invasions while they were sleeping late last month. An animal shelter was also broken into.
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