Lanarkshire intruder broke into restaurant and hairdressing salon

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An intruder faces a night curfew after breaking into a restaurant and a hairdressing salon.William Marshall was caught on camera as he swigged from a bottle of alcohol in the Four Seasons eatery in Hamilton.Three weeks later he was spotted after stealing from a salon in the town.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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He was readily identified from the footage.”Marshall then smashed the front door of the Rita Rusk salon, stealing an iPhone, an iPad and £100.Cameras caught him walking away with the iPad in his pocket.Ms Clark added: “Later that day he tried and failed to sell the iPad at Cash Generators in Hamilton.“He then sold it to a passer-by for £40 but this person realised it was