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Hamilton police seek suspects in violent home invasion on east mountain

Hamilton police have identified two suspects wanted in connection with a violent home invasion on the east mountain over the weekend. Hamilton Police Service

Hamilton police are searching for two suspects wanted in a violent home invasion on the city’s east mountain over the weekend.

At about 2 a.m. on Saturday, police say four suspects broke into a home on Upper Ottawa Street and assaulted two of the residents.

One of the victims was stabbed multiple times, suffering non-life-threatening injuries.

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Police say it was a targeted incident and have identified two of the suspects, one of whom was allegedly armed with a firearm.

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Arkadiusz Kaminski, 32, and Amanda Rivero, 31 — both Hamilton residents — are wanted on multiple charges, including aggravated assault and theft under $5,000.

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Both are considered to be armed and dangerous, and police urge anyone who sees them not to approach them but to call 911.

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Police are also looking to identify the two other suspects. One of them is described as a male with a medium-to-large build, wearing a toque, bandana, or t-shirt obscuring his face. The other is described as a female with dark hair and a medium build.

Investigators ask anyone with information to contact Det. Const. Ashley Duxbury, Division Three Criminal Investigations Branch, at 905-546-8964, anonymously call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS), or submit an anonymous tip online.

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