Police say they’re seeking a suspect accused of taking close to a couple thousand of dollars in meat during a bold daytime walk-in theft at a Westdale shop last June.
The city’s robbery unit says the incident happened in broad daylight on Thursday, June 3 around noon and involved a lone man taking product from Hamilton Kosher Meats near King Street West and Longwood Road South
“While in the establishment, the suspect proceeded to open the large walk-in freezer and filled a garbage can with meat before fleeing the scene on foot,” Hamilton police told Global News in an email.
“The suspect stole approximately $1,700 to $1,800 worth of inventory.”
An image of the suspect has been released by investigators but no description of the man was revealed.
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Anyone with information is being asked to reach out to detectives.
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