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Two men from Anola have been arrested for their alleged involvement in the theft of numerous catalytic converters.
In response to the increase in catalytic converter thefts, the Winnipeg Police Service’s Property Crime Unit entered into a four month investigation called Project Precious. This project was named after the precious and lucrative metals found in the composition of a catalytic converter.
The investigation led to a scrapyard believed to be purchasing stolen catalytic converters. Both the buyers and the sellers of these stolen devices were profiting financially.
On June 2nd, Property Crimes, with the assistance of the Tactical Support Team, and Springfield Police Service, executed a search warrant at a business in the 2200 block of Springfield Road. Three adults were taken into custody, and the following items were seized during this investigation:
Two men, aged 35 and 48, from Anola, are facing the following charges:
They were released on an appearance notice as mandated by the Criminal Code.
A third individual, 43-year-old Robert Jeffries Lytle of Winnipeg faces the following charges:
He was detained in custody.
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