Suspect arrested at scene after gas station robbed In a bizarre incident, a local gas station was robbed Saturday night by a man who appeared to be intoxicated. At about 10:30 p.m., a man filled up his car at the Petro Canada ai Steeles Avenue and Martin Street and went inside the kiosk, police said. He asked for a pack of cigarettes and then struck the clerk on the head with the debit PIN pad. Police said be threw some- thing through the front window and fled without paying. The employee locked the door and called police. The suspect then returned to the store and kicked through the glass to re-enter. Once inside again, he opened the cash draw- er and took some money He caused further damage to the store before leaving. Police arrived as the man was attempting to start his car, and he was arrested. An investiga- tion revealed the man had left his 18-month-old child at home alone. Police found the child asleep in bis crib. A 33-year-old Milton man, whose address police won't dis- close for the sake of the child, bas been charged with two counts of robbery, mischief, care and control of a vehicle while impaired and criminal negli- gence. Loaded handgun found in car The Canadian Champion, Tuesday, March 28, 2006 - A3 CO TRy FURNITURE, HOME ACCENTS & GIFTS. Police seized a loaded band- gun after pulling over a vehicle speeding along Hwy. 401 in Milton Sunday The vehicle was stopped at about 4:30 a.m. after it had been travelling more than 130 km/h eastbound on Hwy. 401. During a search of the vehi- cle, a fully-loaded, 38-calibre sil- ver Smith and Wesson handgun was found under the front pas- senger seat. It contained five rounds of ammunition. Also found were two bags of marijuana. The driver and a passenger were arrested. A 29-year-old Kitchener man has been charged with posses- sion of a firearm contrary to a prohibition order, possession of ammunition contrary to a pro- hibition order, three counts of failing to comply with recogni- zance, possession of a controlled substance, driving while sus- pended and speeding. A 33-year-old Kitchener woman bas been charged with careless storage of a firearm, possession of a prohibited weapon, possession of a firearm in a vehicle and possession of a prohibited weapon with ammu- nition. Warehouse area blocked off from store • from ASBESTOS on page Ai Ministry of Labour. "The Ministry of Labour issued a stop work MacLean said there was no harm to customers order requiring all use of the warehouse to stop or employees since the back warehouse was until the warehouse is thoroughly cleaned," said blocked off and the front of the store runs on a Belinda Sutton, a spokesperson for the Ontario separate air conditioning unit.