Hamilton youths nabbed in stolen van probe

Wednesday, May 28, 2025, 7:21 pm

Police in Hamilton swiftly apprehended two youths, including an 11‐year‐old, following a probe into a van theft. The incident has raised eyebrows with its unusual twist and prompt law enforcement intervention.


torontosun.com / 2 Hamilton youths, including 11-year-old, cuffed in stolen vehicle probe

14-year-old also arrested, more suspects sought after cops tried to stop stolen van in East Mountain

citynews.ca / Two youths, including 11-year-old, arrested in Hamilton after van allegedly stolen from driveway

Two youths have been arrested after a van was allegedly stolen from a driveway in Hamilton. Hamilton police were called to the area of Rymal Road and Fletcher Road around 2:45 a.m. on Tuesday for reports of people attempting to steal vehicles from driveways. Officers arrived on the scene and saw a…


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