Two Men Charged After $86,000 Coffee Machine Theft in Canada
Two men aged 45 and 57 have been charged after nine commercial JURA coffee machines valued at nearly $86,000 were stolen from a commercial building in Mississauga, Canada. Peel Regional Police said the theft was discovered following a reported break-in in July, prompting an investigation into the missing equipment.
Investigators traced the case after discovering that some of the stolen coffee machines had been advertised for sale online. The suspects were arrested on November 1 after officers executed a search warrant at a residence near Bloor Street and Fieldgate Drive in Mississauga. Police said six of the nine machines have been recovered, while the remaining three were likely sold online before the arrests.
Both men face charges of possession of property obtained by crime. The case highlights how online marketplaces can become a channel for selling stolen goods, while investigators continue to account for the missing machines.
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