Yellowknife RCMP arrest 2 people for break-ins at restaurant

The defaced storefront at Hungry Wolf. (Mariah Caruso/CKLB)

Police have arrested two youths in relation to two break and enters at the Hungry Wolf restaurant in downtown Yellowknife.

RCMP first reported a break-in at the establishment on Feb. 15. There was a second complaint of a break-in in the early morning of Feb. 16.

In both incidents, the glass of the front doors were broken and “items were stolen,” say police.

“Break and enter charges are pending against these youth,” reads a news release.

Ealier in the month, there was a break-in at ReLeaf, which shares a foyer with the Hungry Wolf.

Police say the two incidents do not appear to be connected.

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Francis Tessier-Burns
Francis was a reporter with CKLB from January 2019 to March 2023. In his time with CKLB, he had the immense pleasure and honour of learning about northern Indigenous cultures.