Two people were arrested following an investigation into the theft of copper from a construction site in Lindsay, Ont..
According to the Kawartha Lakes Police Service, the investigation into the theft was launched on Tuesday. Later that same day, police received information that copper was being loaded into a taxi.
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Police determined the taxi was delivering the copper to a local scrapyard.
Officers attended the business and located and recovered the copper . Two people at the scene were arrested.
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Two Lindsay men, both age 41, were each charged with possession of stolen property.
They were released and are scheduled to appear in court in Lindsay on Feb. 22.
Police say charges are pending against a third man who was not arrested at the scene.
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