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Two Mississauga men have been arrested and charged after allegedly stealing nine commercial coffee machines valued together at nearly $86,000, Peel police say.
Police say the thefts happened in July. Officers responded to a break-and-enter at a commercial building, where they determined that the nine machines had been stolen, according to a news release from police Tuesday.
Investigators learned that some of the coffee machines were being listed for sale online, through which they identified the two men who were later arrested and charged, the release said.
Police said six of the nine commercial coffee machines have since been recovered. They said the outstanding three were likely sold online prior to the arrests.
The two men, aged 45 and 57, were each charged with possession of property obtained by crime.
