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Waterloo Regional Police make an arrest in motorcycle chop shop investigation

A Waterloo Regional Police cruiser. Kevin Nielsen / Global News

Waterloo Regional Police say a Cambridge man has been arrested and charged after officers found a motorcycle chop shop in Kitchener.

In a news release on Friday, police said officers found a stolen motorcycle at a storage facility in Kitchener on Aug. 20.

That led to a search warrant being carried out, which helped officers find the chop shop.

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Police said about 10 motorcycles were found along with several others in various states of being dismantled.

On Thursday, police arrested a 34-year-old man from Cambridge and the service said officers found a stolen trailer with two more motorcycles and several parts.

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The suspect has been charged with four counts of possession of stolen property, 13 counts of possession of obliterated VINs, and several driving-related offences.

Police said the investigation is ongoing and anyone with information is asked to call police at 519-570-9777.

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