Calgary man charged after DNA links him to $250K industrial theft
Calgary police have charged a 54-year-old man in connection with a break-and-enter that saw more than $250,000 worth of copper wire and industrial equipment stolen, with DNA evidence key to the arrest.
Calgary police have laid charges against a 54-year-old man after investigating a break-and-enter that resulted in the theft of more than $250,000 worth of copper wire and industrial equipment.
Investigators said DNA evidence collected during the probe played a central role in identifying and charging the suspect.
Police did not release further details about when or where the break-and-enter occurred, but confirmed the case involved a large-scale theft of industrial materials.
The investigation remains part of ongoing efforts by Calgary police to address thefts of copper wire and equipment, which have been a recurring issue for local businesses.
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