Three people have been arrested and charged after over $60,000 in stolen property was seized following the search of a home in New Harbour, Trinity Bay last week.
RCMP say they first received reports of break and enters at cabins on Old Track Road in Spaniard’s Bay last Thursday.
The investigation and tips from the public led police to a home on Pond Road in New Harbour where a large quantity of items were seized, including two side-by-sides, two ATVs, three generators, a boat and trailer, two kayaks, two chainsaws, one TV, and various tools and household goods.
Three people are now charged in connection to the alleged “theft ring.” They are 44-year-old Mark Laite of Victoria, 43-year-old Christopher McKenzie of New Harbour, and 49-year-old Harvey Pollett of New Harbour, each are facing 11 charges of possession of property obtained by crime.
Each of the accused are still in custody, and will make another court appearance tomorrow.
 "BCCI want Test specialists to play domestic cricket; Rohit, Virat, Bumrah to be exceptions")
