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The Regina Police Service was sent to a business in the 400 block of Albert Street North after a call was received about a break-and-enter and theft.
On Wednesday aftermidnight, three young boys were arrested, two 15-year-olds were charged and an 11-year-old was brought home.
The police release said, “Information received indicated that shortly before midnight a group of youth gained entry to the retail business, took items, and fled.”
While on another call in the 1200 block of Robinson Street, police saw a group enter the residence matching the description of the suspects.
Police also found some of the stolen merchandise in the group’s possession.
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The 15-year-olds were charged with break and enter, and one of them was found in breach of release order conditions.
They made their first appearance in the Provincial Youth Court on Sept. 11.