A 27-year-old man has been charged in connection with a series of armed robberies at grocery stores in Brampton and Vaughan, police say.
Peel Regional Police said between May 4 and May 19, a suspect attended five grocery stores in Brampton, and one in Vaughan.
Police said in each incident, the suspect allegedly wore a disguise, entered the store, indicated he was armed with a gun and demanded money.
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According to police, no physical injuries were reported as a result of the incidents.
Officers said on May 19, two robberies were reported in Brampton and a suspect was identified.
Police said the suspect was located and arrested near Father Tobin Drive and Torbram Road in Brampton.
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According to police, during the arrest, property related to the incidents were allegedly seized.
Officers said 27-year-old Dylan Gopaul from Brampton has been charged with six counts each of robbery and wearing a disguise with intent.
Gopaul appeared in court in Brampton for a bail hearing on May 20.
The investigation is ongoing. Anyone with information is asked to contact police or Crime Stoppers.
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