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Police Arrest Second Man Suspected Of Stealing Five Million Bees In Quebec

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 07 May, 2016 11:56 AM
    VICTORIAVILLE, Que. — A second man has been arrested in the theft of five million bees in Quebec.
     
    Provincial police say the 43-year-old suspect surrendered to police on Friday in Joliette, about 50 kilometres north of Montreal.
     
    He will appear in court on Monday.
     
    Earlier this week the man's 36-year-old brother was also arrested and arraigned in connection with the theft.
     
    Police suspect the accused also made off late last month with 180 hives belonging to Jean-Marc Labonte, who estimated the value of everything stolen at $200,000.
     
    The bees have not yet been found.

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