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Published August 21, 2026

Two arrested after LCBO theft, stolen Camaro crashes into police cruiser in Innisfil

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Two men are facing charges, and a South Simcoe Police cruiser may need a repair job after officers responded to an LCBO in Innisfil Wednesday when staff reported a pair of individuals and a vehicle that matched the descriptions linked to a theft at a liquor store in Barrie.

Police say staff reported that one of the men entered the LCBO and placed eight bottles of alcohol into a basket. When the employees were briefly away from the register, it's alleged the individual left the store without paying for the items.

Once outside, the man noticed responding officers.

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He ditched the basket and attempted to flee on foot, but was arrested.

Police say the other male was in a Chevrolet Camaro that was reported stolen in Peel Region.

As officers approached the vehicle, police say the driver attempted to flee and accelerated into a marked police cruiser parked behind the Camaro.

There were no injuries.

Police say the vehicle contained a stolen Ontario licence plate and eight bottles of alcohol that had been reported stolen from the Barrie LCBO.

Both suspects were written up on a variety of charges and held for a bail hearing.

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