Police have made another arrest in connection with the beating death of a man at a central Hamilton apartment in February.
Investigators say the suspect is facing a first-degree murder charge in connection with a ‘vicious attack’ at 646 Main St. E. near Burris Street on Feb. 10.
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Detectives say Tommy Hoang, 30, was beaten by a number of occupants with weapons after being lured into the residence.
It’s believed two of the attackers then drove Hoang’s car to his residence after the assault and stole a quantity of cash and valuables during a break-in.
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The latest to be arrested is believed to have remained inside the apartment on Main Street East with a fourth suspect preventing Hoang from leaving or seeking medical attention after being beaten.
Those two suspects would later jump out a rear window in the home and flee on foot as police arrived on scene.
Hoang died in hospital on Feb. 27, becoming the city’s second homicide victim of 2021.
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Robyn John Cove, 42, was arrested at a Binbrook home on Thursday.
He made his first court appearance on Friday.
The other two charged with first-degree murder in the homicide are Madeline Peternel, 33 and Jason Long, 27, according to Hamilton police.
