Mississauga men cuffed as Peel cops grind coffee machine caper to a halt
High-end commercial coffee machines worth tens of thousands of dollars plucked during July break-in
In Mississauga, two men have been arrested and charged with stealing nine commercial coffee machines worth nearly $86,000, authorities have announced. According to Peel Regional Police, the suspects allegedly took the high-end machines from a commercial building in July. The stolen machines were later listed for sale on an online marketplace, leading to the identification of the two suspects.
On November 1, officers conducted a search warrant at a residence near Bloor Street and Fieldgate Drive, where they recovered six of the nine stolen coffee machines. The remaining three are believed to have been sold online prior to the warrant being executed. As a result of the investigation, Cezary Szuc, 45, and Leslie Ayotte, 57, both from Mississauga, were arrested and charged with possession of property obtained by crime. Both individuals were released on undertaking and are set to appear in court at a later date.
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