Waterloo Regional Police say they have arrested a second teen in connection with a buy-and-sell robbery that occurred in Cambridge last month.
According to police, the robbery occurred at around 5:30 p.m. on Oct. 18 near Compass Trail and Pointer Street.
They say the victim had arranged to meet with a person who had expressed interest in buying an item from them off of an online buy-and-sell site.
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When the victim arrived at the meeting, two people assaulted them and took the item that was up for sale.
A week later, police announced they had arrested a teen in connection with the incident and charged him with robbery and theft under $5,000.
On Friday, police reported the second arrest, with the teen also facing a robbery charge.
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