Halifax Regional Police say they have identified suspects in an October break-in investigation.
The break-in occurred on Oct. 20 between 12:30 a.m. and 5:30 a.m. at a residence on Paul David Court in Dartmouth.
Police say suspects took tools, electronics and a wallet with ID and financial cards. Police say the cards were used a short time after, at a number of businesses in Dartmouth and Cole Harbour.
Last week, investigators released photos of two men involved with the transactions and asked the public for assistance.
Tuesday morning police said they have identified the suspects.
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“Police received numerous tips from the public and investigators have identified both suspects. We thank the public for their assistance with this investigation,” police said.
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They said the investigation is ongoing and police anticipate charges.
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