Man charged in Castlegar break-in

A 47-year-old Castlegar man has been charged following a residential break-and-enter late last year.

Police say someone forcefully entered the home in the 300 block of 3rd Avenue sometime between Christmas Day and Dec. 28 and took a TV and food.

RCMP say they collected evidence and have now identified a suspect, who was formally charged this week and arrested two days later. He’s been released on bail pending an Aug. 26 court appearance.

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