Halton Police Charge a Suspect in a String of Break-Ins, Including One in Milton's Campbellville

Halton Regional Police say they have arrested and charged a man in connection with a series of residential break-ins across the region, including one in Milton's Campbellville area. Police believe he may be linked to additional break-ins and are asking anyone with information to come forward. The charges have not been tested in court.

What Happened

According to Halton Regional Police, investigators with the 1 District Criminal Investigations Bureau linked a suspect to break-ins at multiple homes in Milton (Campbellville), Cambridge and Elora. A break-in in Campbellville on September 4 is among the incidents police have documented.

In that Milton case, police allege the suspect used a ladder to reach a second-level patio door and then searched the home for valuables. A 2016 black Honda Accord was identified as a vehicle allegedly used during the break-ins.

Key Details

• Police say Robert Cybulski, 65, of Kitchener, was arrested on September 22, 2026.

• He faces seven counts of break and enter and five counts of disguise with intent.

• He was held pending a bail hearing.

• Police say the break-ins occurred in Milton (Campbellville), Cambridge and Elora, including a September 4 incident in Campbellville.

• In the Milton case, police allege a ladder was used to reach a second-level patio door.

• A 2016 black Honda Accord was identified in connection with the investigation.

• None of the allegations have been proven in court.

Community Impact

Break-ins are unsettling for any neighbourhood, and police say they believe the suspect may be responsible for additional incidents beyond those already charged. Residents who noticed anything suspicious, or who may have been affected, are encouraged to contact investigators.

Anyone with information can reach the Criminal Investigations Bureau at 905-825-4777, ext. 2416, or provide an anonymous tip through Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.

Background

In Canada, a criminal charge is an allegation, and anyone charged is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court. Halton Regional Police serve Milton, Oakville, Burlington and Halton Hills, and periodically issue public appeals when they believe additional victims or witnesses may exist.

Source: Halton Regional Police Service — https://www.haltonpolice.ca/news-releases/posts/serial-break-in-suspect-arrested/

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