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Suspects arrested after armed robbery in Windsor earlier this month

Suspects arrested after armed robbery in Windsor earlier this month

CTV News6 days ago
Windsor Police have charged two men in connection with an alleged road rage incident earlier this month.
Two suspects have been arrested following a home invasion and armed robbery earlier this month on July 5.
Officers received a report just before 2 a.m. of a home invasion in the 1700 block of Northway Avenue.
The home occupants were asleep when they were confronted by two suspects who unlawfully entered the residence.
One suspect held a knife and demanded cellphones and electronics from the victims. No physical injuries were reported, but six cellphones were stolen.
The first suspect was arrested on July 15, after he was found in the 900 block of Wyandotte Street East around 2:30 a.m. The second suspect was arrested around 3 p.m. the next day in the 300 block of Glengarry Avenue.
One suspect, a 46 year old, has been charged with break-and-enter and commit into dwelling house and robbery with an offensive weapon.
The other, a 45 year old, has been charged with break-and-enter and commit into dwelling house, robbery with an offensive weapon and failure to comply with probation order.
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