Break-ins Victim Leads Police to Accused
A nasty string of break-ins has netted charges for two adult women and two adult men arrested at a residence on Burrows Avenue by Winnipeg Police.
On Sunday afternoon, a resident of a Fort Garry home in the 300 block of Hudson St. was assaulted with bear spray by two women who broke into the home. Personal property worth around $1000 was taken and the suspects took off in a vehicle that had already been stolen.
The next day, suspects broke into a Weston area home in the 1400 block of Lincoln Ave., helping themselves to a number of electronics. The victim of that crime was able to locate his property at a residence on Burrows Ave., where he confronted the suspects.
RELATED | MAN BUSTED AFTER MULTIPLE BREAK-INS OVER 19 MONTHS
RELATED | ARRESTED | LONE MALE SUSPECT BUSTED IN 21 BUSINESS BREAK-INS
One of the suspects was armed with a baseball bat, which was then used to damage the victim’s vehicle.
The victim was able to get away and called the police. Winnipeg police located and arrested the four suspects at the Burrows location. A 36-year old female and a 46-year-old man were released on promises to appear in court, while the other two have made their first appearances in court.
Tonio Albert Robert Bone, 31, of Portage La Prairie has been charged with two counts of break and enter; assault with a weapon; possessing property obtained by crime over $5000; public mischief and failing to comply with a recognizance.
Jessica Katherine Kakeeway, 26, of Winnipeg faces a similar slate of charges. She’s accused of two counts of break and enter; assault with a weapon; possessing property obtained by crime over $5000; six counts of failing to comply with a probation order and unauthorized possession of a prohibited or restricted weapon.
None of the victims were seriously injured in the incidents.
-News 4-
© 2017 News4, a DigiPix Media Group company
.
