UPDATE: Monday, December 17 — Winnipeg police say Bell MTS has informed them that they did have door-to-door marketers in the Transcona area at the time of this incident, and will be working again this week.
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Winnipeg police are warning the public to be vigilant when approached at the door by people claiming to represent a business.
During an incident Thursday evening, a 46-year-old woman answered the door in the area of Plessis Road and Pandora Avenue West, where a suspicious man claiming to be with MTS asked to enter her residence. The woman refused and told him she wasn’t interested. The man, who was wearing a jacket with the MTS logo embroidered on it, left the area.
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