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Story summary
- Canadian police arrested a 52-year-old man for cash-trap ATM thefts in Guelph.
- He was captured in another jurisdiction and returned to Guelph.
- Police say at least six banks had cash-trap devices installed on their ATMs.
- The devices mimicked dispenser doors, trapped withdrawn cash, and stole at least $4,400.
- He faces nine theft-under-$5,000 counts, seven mischief-under-$5,000 counts, and will appear in court on Sept. 21.