A Peterborough woman is facing charges including theft and possession of stolen property following an investigation.
Late last month, officers with the Peterborough Police Service investigated the theft of a cheque which was later signed by an unknown person, then cashed at a Money Mart in the city.
The investigation later led to the identity of a suspect in the case.
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On Monday, officers located the suspect who was allegedly rummaging through another individual’s vehicle parked on Bethune Street. She was also allegedly in possession of other stolen property, including identification and a bank card.
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As a result of the investigation, Amanda Lynn Gibson, 33, of Hunter Street East, was arrested and charged with use, deals, acts on forged document, possession of property obtained by crime under $5,000 and theft under $5,000.
She was held in custody and appeared in court later Monday.
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