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Winnipeg Police arrest 2 people after stolen goods pawned

Winnipeg police have made two arrests in connection to thousands of dollars worth of stolen goods. File / Global News

Two people have been arrested have a year long investigation by the Winnipeg Police Pawn Unit.

The investigation began back in May 2017 after several suspicious transactions were made by the same woman.

Police found a series of pawned tools had been made by a man dating back to 2013,

In August 2014, a female suspect also began pawning stolen tools at various locations.

Officers said between May and July 2015, the man in question stole about $32,800 worth of tools from his employer.

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On May 21, two suspects, both from Winnipeg, were found at a residence in the 400 block of Redwood Avenue.

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Officers were able to recover about $20,200 worth of stolen goods.

A 56-year old man has been arrested for Theft Over $5000 while a 45-year-old woman been arrested for Possession of Goods Obtained by Crime Over $5000.

The two suspects have been arrested on a Promise to Appear.

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