A Manitoba teen is facing more than a half-dozen charges after his arrest in an RCMP property crime investigation.
Officers from the Swan River detachment were called about a break-in at the arena in Minitonas, Man., on Tuesday. Police said the incident happened overnight and led to the theft of power tools and other items.
When police stopped by a home in the community later that day to make an arrest for unrelated property crimes in the area, they spotted power tools and other items linked to the arena break-in.
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A 17-year-old was arrested, and police were able to connect him to other alleged break-ins and property crimes in the area.
The next day, police said, while the teen was being transferred from RCMP custody, he made a run for it but was caught immediately by police. The attempt earned him a charge of escaping lawful custody. He’s also facing possession of property obtained by crime, break and enter, two counts of mischief, and two counts of theft.
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RCMP continue to investigate.
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