OTTAWA — Police say DNA left at two different crime scenes has led to an arrest in a robbery and a break-and-enter years after they were committed.
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The perpetrator in that case stole cash, a wallet and electronics before he fled the scene.
The robbery and break-and-enter remained open cases until the Centre of Forensic Sciences told police in December they found a DNA match.
A suspect was ordered to provide a DNA sample after he was convicted for a break-and-enter in 2013.
That DNA was sent to the centre, was put into a database and, police allege, it matched with DNA found by the Ottawa police identification unit at the robbery and break-and-enter scenes.
Mark Howard Pyke, 45, was arrested on Tuesday and charged with robbery, wearing a disguise, breaking and entering, and possession of a break-in instrument.
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