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Two arrested in car theft investigation. | SMN News

April 9, 2019

Two arrested in car theft investigation. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Detectives are presently conducting an investigation involving the theft of at least six motor vehicles. The investigation started based on information regarding a dump truck that was stolen from Marshall Motors at the beginning of April of 2019. The stolen dump truck was located during the investigation in the area of Cupe Coy. These investigations lead to locating six other vehicles that were stolen. A male suspect identified with initials C.M.D. and a female suspect identified with initials A.M.R were arrested by police on Monday, April 8th in connection with this case. All six vehicles were confiscated for


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