A hit and run investigation led Halton Police to a vehicle they had been seeking in a theft case.
Police say car keys were stolen during a break-in at a home on Truman Avenue in Oakville on Halloween. Police say the homeowner’s vehicle was stolen from the driveway a few days later.
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While investigating the theft of the vehicle, police received a call of a “hit and run” at the Oakville Place shopping mall. Police say that thanks to the assistance of eyewitnesses, the stolen car was located several blocks west of the mall.
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Three people under the age of 19 were arrested and a search warrant was executed at a home, where police say stolen property was recovered.
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Investigators are now working to determine the three suspects’ potential involvement in other crimes that have occurred in surrounding neighbourhoods.
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