Three face charges after alleged shoplifting in Windsor, N.S.
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Three people are facing multiple charges after alleged shoplifting in Windsor, N.S.
Just after 10 a.m. on Feb. 7, West Hants RCMP responded to a call about alleged shoplifting, according to a Tuesday news release.
Officers located and pulled over the suspect vehicle and arrested the three occupants.
Police say the vehicle was reported stolen and was involved in a theft of gas earlier in the day on Wentworth Road.
One of the occupants was wanted on a provincewide arrest warrant, police say.
Police searched the vehicle and seized 10 bottles of vodka.
Andrew Bowie, 39, from Falmouth, along with 34-year-old Muriel Polley from Halifax and 51-year-old William Walsh, face charges of:
- possession of property obtained by crime over $5000.00
- possession of property obtained by crime equal or under $5000.00
Bowie was also charged with:
- two counts of theft
- failing to comply with a probation order
All three people were released on conditions and will appear in court on April 30.
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