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Five charged after Unity, Sask. home invasion

RCMP have charged five people after a home invasion in Unity, Sask. File/Global News

UNITY, Sask. – Five men have been charged after a home invasion on the weekend in Unity, Sask.

Unity RCMP say the men barged into the home Saturday afternoon and sprayed bear mace in the basement.

Two men and a woman suffered minor injuries and one man was struck by a bottle. They all refused medical treatment.

Police say it was not a random attack and that some of the accused know the victims.

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Around 2 p.m. Saturday, Mounties made a high-risk takedown of a vehicle entering Lloydminster on Highway 16 and four men wanted in the home invasion were arrested.

Matthew Meleshko, 24, of Vermillion, Alta. is facing five charges including assault with a weapon.

Catlin Thomas, 24, of Vermillion, Alta. is facing seven charges including assault with a weapon and possession a prohibited weapon.

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Dakoda Foeller, 22, of Lloydminster, Sask. is facing six charges including assault with a weapon and breach of probation.

Jason Johnson, 28, of Lloydminster, Sask. is facing four charges including assault with a weapon.

All have made their first court appearance.

A fifth person, Austin Beckley, 21, from Unity was arrested on Monday and is facing four charges including break, enter and committing an assault with a weapon.

Beckley is scheduled to appear Tuesday morning in North Battleford provincial court.

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