A 23-year-old considered “armed and dangerous” is being tied to a robbery and assault at a downtown Hamilton apartment complex, police say.
Hamilton police believe two suspects may have been involved in the incident around 8:30 p.m. on Thursday when multiple 911 calls reported a break-in on Hunter Street West near Hess South.
“Upon arrival, officers located a woman in her 40s with a significant laceration on her forehead, caused by being struck with a firearm,” Const. Indy Bharaj said.
“The victim was quickly transported to a hospital, treated for non-life-threatening injuries, and subsequently released.”
Bharaj said a woman in her 70s also suffered minor injuries when she attempted to help the victim.
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The two males fled the apartment on foot.
Investigators have identified one of the two they suggest is involved via a release.
He’s being sought for armed robbery, assault with a weapon and holding someone against their will.
Police have yet to identify the second male suspect.
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