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Toronto, OPP and Durham Police seize $750,000 of counterfeit goods from three area businesses. Four people have been arrested in connection with selling counterfeit goods in stores in Toronto. Three businesses and the home of one of the owners were searched and $750,000 of fake designer merchandise was recovered. (Source thestar.com)

Third suspect arrested in the $2 Million theft from the Toronto Salvation Army. The ongoing investigation by the Toronto Police led to the arrest of a third suspect in connection to the theft of over $2 Million from the Salvation Army last year. Two men were charged last year, today Xia “Diane” Wang, 43, has been charged with possession of proceeds of crime and conspiracy to commit an indictable offence. (Source ctvnews.ca)

Alberta Police ongoing investigation of gun theft. The Grande Prairie RCMP is seeking the identity of a man wanted for the theft of two handguns. The suspect entered the business in Grande Prairie, walked into the warehouse and removed the two handguns from a shipping container and fled the store. (Source albertapolicereport.com)

Two Thieves pepper-spray a 74-year-old Walmart greeter in Edmonton. RCMP in Spruce Grove said the woman was attacked with pepper spray when she asked a man to show her a receipt for his purchases. The greeter was at the front entrance when she heard the door alarm go off. Police say two males were leaving the store with a vehicle battery and speakers. The greeter asked them for proof of purchase and one of the men swore at her and sprayed her with the pepper spray. Shoppers who noticed what was going on got the license plate number of the fleeing thieves and RCMP located the vehicle and arrested two males. (Source digitaljournal.com)

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