A Saskatchewan woman has been arrested after the RCMP seized over 100 personal identification cards and other stolen items.
On Sunday, the RCMP had searched a Blaine Lake, Sask., residence in relation to a fraud investigation.
Officials say the search resulted in the seizure of:
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- 144 personal identification cards, with the majority of them being Saskatchewan driver’s licenses and health cards
- 200 stolen cheques
- stolen tools
- a small amount of what is believed to be meth
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Latecia Juba-Arcand, 27, of Blaine Lake has been charged with numerous fraud-related offences including identity theft and allegedly being in the possession of a stolen property obtained by crime.
She made her first court appearance Tuesday in Saskatoon Provincial Court.
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