1 arrested after group attempts to steal motorcycles from Kingston business: police
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Kingston police say a group of three people went to a local business to steal motorcycles. Two suspects escaped but one was arrested and faces charges.
Kingston police were able to apprehend one man out of three people allegedly involved in a break-in and theft at a local business early Monday.
According to police, three people were reportedly rummaging around the grounds of a business on Bath Road between Gardiners Road and Centennial Drive.
When police arrived, one person reportedly fled on a motorcycle and another on foot.
The third, also on a motorcycle, attempted to flee, but a police officer was able to grab him off the bike. The man once again tried to run but was tracked down by 12:30 a.m., police say.
The 32-year-old Kingston man was charged with break and enter, theft of a motor vehicle, unlawful possession of drugs and breach of probation.
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