Two women are facing charges after officers stopped a break-in while it was in progress in the city’s south end on Thursday, say Guelph police.
Sometime during the early morning, police were called to a break and enter in progress at a business that was closed.
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Police didn’t say where the break-in happened or at what specific time.
“Multiple officers quickly attended the scene and located two females inside the business, who were subsequently arrested,” police said in a Friday news release.
One woman was carrying an expandable baton and break-in tools, according to police, while the other woman falsely identified herself to officers.
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A 30-year-old woman and a 29-year-old woman are both facing several charges.
They were scheduled to make court appearances on Friday.
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