Two men turned themselves over to the Georgetown Police Department Tuesday as suspects in a shooting where the victim was lured through Facebook Marketplace. Dre’Quan Jeremiah Rhodes and Dy’Qatius Ty’Jah Armstrong were booked at the Georgetown County Detention Center.

Edmond police officers responded to a Facebook Marketplace deal that turned into an attempted armed robbery.According to EPD, the deal took place in the 400 blo

Two 17-year-old boys have been charged with robberies linked to adverts on Facebook Marketplace. The pair, who cannot be named due to their age, were due to appear at Manchester Magistrates Court charged with three robberies and one attempted robbery in the city.

After exchanging the item, a suspect allegedly pointed a handgun at the resident and told them to walk away, police said.

Canterbury District Prevention Manager Inspector Ash Tabb said in the last year, there have been 13 reported violent-related offences, just from Facebook Marketplace interactions. He said eight of those were robberies, three were a very serious assaults and two others were a lower-level assaults.

Police have released a photo of a teen suspect wanted after a victim was robbed during a Facebook Marketplace meetup. The OPP says the robbery happened around 4 p.m. on Monday outside the Tony Pontes Public School on Kennedy Road in Caledon.