Collaboration between several RCMP units led to four arrests and the recovery of stolen property.
On Thursday, Oct. 25, 2018, the Central Alberta District CrimeReduction Unit (CAD CRU) was tipped off by Leduc RCMP about a commercial break-and-enter that happened the previous morning.
After discussions with Leduc RCMP CRU and drug sections, they were able to link information from that break-in to arrests made in connection with a stolen vehicle.
A search warrant was executed on Friday, Oct. 26, 2018, at a home on Songhurst Place in Leduc where officers found a stolen generator, tools, car parts, a stolen Polaris ATV and seismic recording equipment. Evidence of false identification production was also seized. Police say the value of the stolen property is well over $50,000.
Four people were arrested at the home. They were charged with several possession of property offences.
In 2019, two of the four had all charges dropped.
Kayl McCoy was sentenced to possession of property under $5,000 and two counts of forging a document.
Brian Austin Wurtz was sentenced to possession of property over $5,000.
