Waterloo Regional Police say a man who has eluded capture for several weeks was taken into custody on Wednesday.
In late July, police announced they were searching for 33-year-old Adam Taplin in connection with eight break-ins at auto shops in Cambridge between June 26 and July 17.
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But last week, a second appeal was launched for the Cambridge man in which police connected him with 33 break-ins that occurred between June 26 and July 31.
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In a release on Wednesday, police announced that Taplin had been arrested in connection with 39 break-ins at businesses in the area.
The 33-year-old man is facing more than 50 charges, including several break-and-enter related offences and assaulting a police officer.
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