Hamilton Police are back with another “Who Did It Wednesday” campaign on social media, this time hoping to identify three suspects in alleged retail thefts.
Every Wednesday, the Hamilton Police Service is sharing information on persons of interest on Twitter and Facebook in the hope the public can assist in identifying the individuals responsible.
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The campaign kicked off last week and is being considered a success.
Police say they were able to identify all four suspects from last week. This week’s post aims to identify three suspects who are alleged to have committed retail theft in Hamilton.
If you can identify any of the suspects, please call 905-546-5142 or Crimestoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS.
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