Three men have been arrested and charged in connection with mailbox theft across the Greater Toronto Area and southern Ontario.
Toronto police said that over several months, thieves broke into a number of Canada Post mailboxes, stealing cheques, credit cards, identity documents, and other valuables.
Police said at that time they also seized a large quantity of stolen mail, including financial documents and government-issued ID as well as tools used to break into the mailboxes. “As a result, officers from the Financial Crimes Mass Marketing Section joined Postal Inspectors from Canada Post Security & Investigation Services to investigate the series of thefts.”
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