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Police arrest Hamilton man accused of breaking into convenience store

Hamilton police say they located the man who is accused of breaking into a local convenience store at the same intersection in February.
Hamilton police say they located the man who is accused of breaking into a local convenience store at the same intersection in February. Google Street View

A 23-year-old Hamilton man with an outstanding warrant is facing multiple charges after police received calls of a man reportedly “checking door handles of parked vehicles” on the central mountain.

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Hamilton police say the man was reportedly walking in the area of East 23rd Street and Queensdale Avenue before 8 a.m. on Sunday when concerned neighbours observed the man allegedly pulling on car door handles.

Police say they located the man after he was seen entering a pickup truck, and identified the suspect as a man wanted for breaking into a local convenience store at the same intersection in February.

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Police say they found the man to be in possession of a knife and property belonging to the convenience store.

Cody Ascroft-Walker is charged with “possession of a prohibited weapon, possession of stolen property under $5,000, break and enter, failure to comply recognizance.”

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