NS man facing charges in connection with theft from ATM

Posted Sep 12, 2013 07:46:28 AM.

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MONCTON, NB–Charges have now been laid in connection with a theft from an ATM this week.

Twenty-year-old Donald Leo Thorne of Nova Scotia was arrested yesterday morning near the Canadian Tire Gas Bar on Mountain Road.

He is charged with break and enter and possession of break and enter tools.

Codiac RCMP surrounded the gas bar yesterday morning after reports that two men were inside trying to steal from an ATM.

The second suspect got away and police are also searching for information on a recent model silver Jeep Grand Cherokee.

Police say there have been several thefts from ATM’s in Greater Moncton over the past three months.

Thorne will appear in a Moncton court on Monday for a bail hearing.

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