Police make eighth arrest in Locke Street investigation
A group of about 30 masked people marched down Locke Street on Saturday night, smashing windows with rocks and damaging vehicles.
Twitter user: OliverioCarmelaA 27-year-old London man is in custody in connection with the March 3 vandalism that took place on Locke Street in Hamilton.
Andrew Cadotte was arrested Sunday in London, two days after Hamilton Police issued a warrant on charges of unlawful assembly while masked and mischief over $5,000.
READ MORE: Hamilton Police issue another warrant in Locke Street investigation
The incident involved a group of about 30 individuals dressed in black, and with faces covered, who caused about $100,000 damage while walking through the streets, damaging vehicles and throwing rocks at store windows.
Cadotte is the eighth person charged in the investigation.
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He is due in appear in court in Hamilton on Monday.
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