This comes after an incident Monday in which two men approached an Auger Terrace homeowner, saying they were collecting money for the Terry Fox Foundation.

The homeowner, who was suspicious, confronted the men and asked them several questions about the Terry Fox Run, police said.

They didn't have the right answers, and one of the men became verbally aggressive before leaving. The resident followed them, police said, and the suspects ran off.

He continued following them to their vehicle, which was parked in the Rabba lot on Derry Road. It was last seen heading east on Derry.

The first suspect -- the one actively soliciting -- is described as white, about 45, five-foot-six and 160 to 170 pounds. He has brown hair with some grey in it and was wearing a blue, short-sleeved shirt and dark Bermuda-style shorts.

The second suspect is a white male, about 20 years old, with a dark complexion and short, buzzed red hair. He was wearing a baggy, white t-shirt.

The vehicle they got into was a blue Chrysler 300.

Anyone who was approached by these men is asked to call Det. Duncan Taylor at (905) 825-4747, ext. 2368.

THREE MOTORISTS FACE DRUNK DRIVING CHARGES

Police laid drinking and driving charges in three separate incidents last weekend.

The first occurred just after 10 p.m. on Saturday, police said. A motorist was pulled over at Campbellville Road and Sixth Line after erratic driving was observed by police. He was arrested. A 51-year-old Grimsby man has been charged with driving with over the legal amount of alcohol in his blood.

Sunday at 1:25 a.m., a man sitting in the driver's seat of a vehicle was arrested in a Steeles Avenue parking lot after being observed by police. A 21-year-old Guelph man has been charged with impaired care and control of a vehicle and having care and control of a vehicle with over the legal amount of alcohol in his blood.

And an arrest was made Sunday just after 5 p.m. after a single motor vehicle collision took place on Fourth Line. A 31-year-old Deverell Place man has been charged with driving with over the legal amount of alcohol in his blood.

ASSAULTS INVESTIGATED

Police are investigating two recent, unrelated assaults.

Monday at 3 p.m., a man sitting in a parked car at the plaza at 500 Laurier Ave. was approached and assaulted by a man he knew who opened the door to get at the 55-year-old Milton victim, police said. There were no serious injuries. A 57-year-old Hugh Street man has been charged with assault.

The second incident took place last Friday at 7:40 a.m. at the Fifth Wheel. Police said a teenaged male from Milton was visiting with some friends. The small group was approached by a man who didn't appreciate their music. He walked up to the teen, punched him in the chest and kicked in a headlight on the victim's vehicle.

A 38-year-old man from Quebec has been charged with assault and mischief.

POLICE SEEK THIEF

Police are looking for a thief who was interrupted in the middle of a break-in.

The incident took place at 8:30 p.m. Monday at Durante's Towing on Regional Road 25, police said.

A male employee happened upon a suspect who was in the midst of taking a number of tools from the property. He fled with $1,500 in tools and took off in a van.

The suspect is described as a white, clean-cut man with a large build and brown hair in his late twenties or early thirties.

The get-away vehicle is described as a dark blue, late-model minivan with tinted rear windows.

HOME BROKEN INTO

A Mary Street home was broken into sometime between August 27 and Saturday.

Police said an unknown suspect gained entry by prying open a side door with an unknown object.

Once inside, he ransacked several rooms, stealing two flat-screen TVs, jewelry, a laptop, an iPod and men's skis.

The value of the stolen property is unknown.

DUMPSTER FIRES SUSPICIOUS

Police are investigating after two dumpsters were discovered ablaze within an hour-and-a-half Sunday night.

The first occurred around 10:30 p.m. in a Bronte Street plaza parking lot. The second was found at 11:40 p.m. at a Bronte Street apartment building. Both were put out by the Milton Fire Department.

Police are treating the incidents as suspicious. No major damage was caused.

HEAVY EQUIPMENT STOLEN

A CAT skid steering vehicle was stolen from Battlefield Equipment Rental, located at Derry and Trafalgar roads, sometime between Saturday and Tuesday.

The machinery is valued at about $45,000.

VEHICLE BROKEN INTO

A thief made off with $3,000 in property after breaking into a vehicle parked at a home on Laurier Avenue overnight Saturday.

Police said the unknown suspect forced his way into the locked vehicle and proceeded to take a gym bag containing $2,000 in hockey equipment, two hockey sticks worth $400, several golf irons and clubs and CDs. The suspect also tore a GPS device from the vehicle and smashed it.

CONVICTED DRIVER CHARGED

A man previously convicted of drinking and driving -- twice -- was stopped by police for allegedly driving when he wasn't permitted to.

The suspect was pulled over August 28 at 10:20 p.m. at Ontario and George streets.

A 53-year-old Wilson Drive man has been charged with driving while disqualified.

GRAFFITI FOUND AT SKATE PARK

Unknown vandals spray-painted graffiti at the skateboard park beside Memorial Arena on Thompson Road sometime during the Labour Day weekend.

The vandalism including some profanity.