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Man accused of smashing products at Orleans store after not finding what he wanted

The sign outside Ottawa Police headquarters on Elgin St. is seen in this undated photo. (CTV News Ottawa) The sign outside Ottawa Police headquarters on Elgin St. is seen in this undated photo. (CTV News Ottawa)
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Ottawa police say officers have identified a suspect in connection to a mischief incident in Orléans in late August.

The man is accused of breaking products inside a store in the 1900-block of Tenth Line Road on Aug. 31.

Ottawa police said he was in the store at around 7:30 a.m. but when he was told the store didn't carry a product he was looking for, he allegedly began breaking things. He then left the store and boarded an eastbound bus towards the area of Trim Road and Millenium Park.

On Thursday, police said the suspect has been identified and the investigation continues.

CTV News Ottawa has removed the photo released by police.

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