Caught on camera: Sarnia police say woman returned as porch pirate in disguise
Sarnia police are asking for assistance from the public to help catch a porch pirate.
On October 22, a woman with blonde hair wearing a grey maxi-dress and black backpack rode past homes on Davis Street on a red mountain bike.
Police believe that she was scouting for packages.
After noticing a doorbell camera, police say the woman returned in a disguise and stole a package off the front porch.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Sarnia police.
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