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Oakland Man Caught After $1 Million Sacramento Jewelry Store Heist
PEEL REGION, ONTARIO, JUL 22 – Twelve suspects face 136 charges including attempted murder and robbery after targeting homes and jewelry stores, with nearly half of over $2 million in stolen property recovered, police said.
- On Tuesday, Peel Regional Police revealed the probe, dubbed Project Night Train, linked to 17 violent incidents in Peel Region, Ontario.
- Amid mounting losses, Det. Justin Shoniker said, the crimes resulted in a significant financial loss of approximately $2 million in vehicles and jewelry, which impacts community safety.
- Authorities reported that Peel Regional Police identified 12 suspects, including a wanted 32-year-old Ali Mahdi, with six minors in custody under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, adding that the operation covered 17 incidents between May and December 2024.
- Deputy Chief Nick Milinovich said, nearly half of over $2 million in stolen property was recovered, and suspects face 136 charges, emphasizing ongoing efforts to remove criminals from Peel.
- Looking ahead, police said Deputy Chief Nick Milinovich outlined future focus, saying `We will continue the battle against violent crime, particularly in the area of home invasions.
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