Break-in Attempt: Friday Night and Simcoe-Grey Mp

break-in attempt: In a statement Sunday night, Leitch says she was notified by a volunteer in her riding association that someone was purporting to know her address and was offering it up online to anyone who she says was interested in doing me harm, according to Hamilton Spectator. The Simcoe-Grey MP, who has said she shares some ideas on immigration with U.S. president-elect Donald Trump, says the threatening activity was reported to Ontario provincial police on Friday night. Federal Conservative leadership candidate Kellie Leitch says she has been the victim of an apparent break-in attempt at her home in Creemore, Ont. Leitch says her home alarm sounded early Saturday and as she left the house to wait for police she noticed the garage lights were on, but they had been turned off by the time officers arrived, and no intruder was found. She attended the luncheon portion of a leadership debate in Greely, Ont., near Ottawa, on Sunday but she left before the debate. She said the entry closest to the garage was found to have been the trigger for the alarm and the officers speculated that someone trying to gain entry could have set the alarm off. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.