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Hamilton police seek man after convenience store robbery

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Hamilton police are seeking a man after a robbery at a convenience store on Oct. 11.
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Hamilton police are looking for a man following a robbery at a convenience store in the east end of the city this week.

Officers say it happened shortly before midnight on Oct. 11 in the area of Delawana Dr. and Centennial Parkway North.

The man allegedly entered the store hiding his hand and demanded cash. He then ran away after receiving an unspecified amount of money.

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Police say no one was injured during the robbery and no weapons were seen.

The man is described as white and between 25 to 30 years old with a medium build and brown hair. He was last seen wearing a black leather jacket and white shirt.

Anyone with information regarding this investigation is asked to contact Det. Const. Sarah Ricker at 905 546 8938 or Staff Sgt. Shane Groombridge at 905 546 2991.

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