A Belleville man decided to take his vehicle back after it was confiscated from him and impounded the previous day, according to police.
On April 24, a man was charged by police with driving his vehicle with a suspended licence and no insurance.
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The vehicle was then impounded.
The next day, around 8:30 a.m., police say the suspect broke into a towing company’s impound yard and stole the vehicle back.
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On April 26, Belleville police charged 31-year-old William McInnis with breaking and entering and mischief under $5,000.
He is set to appear in a Belleville court at the end of June to answer to his charges.
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