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15 August 2026

Laundromat owner Timothy Jeffs intentionally damaged a new store he deemed to be competition

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Laundromat owner Timothy Jeffs intentionally damaged a new store he deemed to be competition

The Hamilton man was sentenced earlier this month on charges of theft, blackmail and intentional damage in relation to numerous incidents.

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