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    Couple Arrested After Police Seize Electronic Devices in Fraud Probe

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    Police arrested a couple early Saturday following a search operation in New Winthropes that uncovered several electronic devices believed to be linked to a fraud investigation.

    According to reports, officers from the Criminal Investigations Department executed a search warrant around 6:40 a.m. on October 4, 2025, at a residence in the area.

    During the operation, police seized two laptops, a tablet, a Sony recorder, two iPhone 16s, a ZTE phone, a computer CPU with a flash drive, and other electronic items.

    The couple was taken into custody and transported to the All Saints Police Station for questioning. The devices were also taken in for further forensic examination as investigations continue.

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