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- calendar_today November 11, 2026
Police Arrest Two Men After Commercial Coffee Machine Theft
Peel Regional Police announced the arrest of two men from Mississauga in connection with the alleged theft of nine commercial coffee machines with a total value close to $86,000. The incident, which police say took place in July, involved a break-and-enter at a commercial property in Mississauga.
Details of the July Break-and-Enter
According to a news release provided by Peel police, officers responded to reports of a break-in at a commercial building. Upon investigation, it was determined that nine high-value commercial coffee machines had been stolen from the premises. The equipment is estimated to be worth nearly $86,000 in total.
Investigation Leads to Suspect Identification
During the investigation, officers discovered that some of the stolen coffee machines were being offered for sale online. This development enabled investigators to track down suspects through listings for the stolen items.
Recovery and Ongoing Search for Missing Machines
Police reported that six of the nine stolen coffee machines have been recovered as part of their investigation. However, three machines are still missing and are believed to have been sold online prior to the arrests. Authorities continue efforts to recover the remaining machines.
Criminal Charges Laid Against Two Mississauga Men
The suspects, aged 45 and 57, are both residents of Mississauga. Each has been charged with possession of property obtained by crime. Police have not released further details about the accused or the commercial property involved.
Peel Police Continue Investigation
The Peel Regional Police continue to investigate the incident and encourage anyone with information about the outstanding coffee machines or related online sales to contact them. The case highlights the challenges law enforcement faces with the online sale of stolen goods.
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Source: cbc.ca.
