Brant OPP say someone left behind a blood trail after a break and enter in Paris.
PARIS - Members of the OPP were called to a Paris home after an overnight break and enter on Dumfries.
Police were called last Saturday night and the break in likely happened overnight Friday. Blood was located at the scene which Police believe was an injury sustained wilst breaking into the residence.
OPP are looking for anyone who was in the area with unexplained cuts and srapes acting in a suspicious manor.
Anyone with any information on this crime are asked to call OPP or crime stoppers.

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