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Milton Man Arrested Following Residential Break-In

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May 15, 2026 5:37 pm

Halton Regional Police have arrested a 36-year-old Milton man following a home break-in that occurred in the early hours of May 5, 2026. Keegan Banfo was taken into custody on May 7, 2026, after investigators identified him through neighbourhood canvassing in the area of Main Street East and Thompson Road North.

The incident took place at approximately 6 a.m. when an adult female resident woke up to find an intruder inside her home. Police reported that the man had entered the house through an unlocked door. The resident confronted the individual, who then fled the scene without stealing any property or causing physical harm.

Members of the Halton Regional Police 1 District Criminal Investigations Bureau, who led the investigation, have charged Banfo with break and enter, as well as three counts of failing to comply with a probation order. He was held in custody awaiting a bail hearing.

Investigators are concerned that the suspect may be linked to other similar break-in occurrences in the community. As part of their ongoing efforts, police have released a photo of Banfo to the public and are asking anyone with information or residents who believe they may have been a victim to come forward. Tips can be provided by contacting the 1 District Criminal Investigations Bureau or by reaching out to Crime Stoppers of Halton anonymously.

This arrest follows a significant increase in residential break-ins reported throughout 2025, during which many homes were targeted. Records indicate that Banfo was previously arrested in June 2023 for a series of six break-ins in Milton, which also involved entry through unlocked doors and windows.

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