Edmonton police have taken a man into custody following reports of vandalism at multiple businesses in north Edmonton yesterday morning.
The Edmonton Police Service (EPS) stated that several windows were smashed along 97th Street near 130th Avenue at around 6:30 a.m. Among the businesses affected were a Tim Hortons, a 7-Eleven, Delux Paints, A&W, and several car dealerships.
The suspect was arrested shortly after the incidents and is expected to face charges.
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