TORONTO – A Toronto man is facing six charges in connection with a series of bank holdups by a suspect police dubbed the “Box Cutter Bandit.”
Police say three banks in the city’s west end were robbed in March – with two of the holdups coming less than an hour apart on the same day and the third two weeks later.
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It is alleged that a man entered the bank, approached a teller and leaned into the counter, displaying a box-cutter-style knife in his right hand.
It’s also alleged the man said he was robbing the bank and that he threatened to harm the victim and demanded a specific amount of money.
John Castonguay, 46, is charged with three counts of robbery and three counts of possession of a weapon.
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