Three people are facing charges after Saskatoon police received a report of a break in at Confederation Mall Monday.
The Saskatoon Police Service got the call around 4:30 a.m. and witnessed two people trying to break into an ATM.
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Officers said the building was surrounded and that one of the suspects got into a waiting truck.
A traffic stop was conducted and a man and a woman were arrested, as well as another man who was nearby on foot.
Police found crowbars and a gas powered saw near the ATM, but officers noted that the suspects failed to get inside the ATM.
The three suspects are facing charges including breaking and entering and wearing a disguise.
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