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Kamloops RCMP search for suspects in liquor store theft

Kamloops RCMP search for suspects in liquor store theft | iNFOnews.ca
The two suspects from the Westsyde liquor store theft. SUBMITTED / Kamloops RCMP

Kamloops RCMP are trying to find two men in relation to a theft at a Westsyde liquor store.

At approximately 1 p.m. today, March 17, two men entered the store, walked around briefly, grabbed some product and then ran out of the store, according to an RCMP media release. They left on foot and headed towards the North Thompson River.

The men had no weapons and didn't make any threats. No one was injured during the theft.

Police set up a perimeter but were unable to find the men.

Both men were wearing bandanas over their faces, and one man was wearing a black toque, dark-coloured jacket and light-coloured pants. The other was wearing a dark-coloured toque with a lighter stripe at the top, a dark-coloured jacket and dark-coloured pants.

If you have any information, contact the Kamloops RCMP at 250-828-3000 or leave a tip anonymously by contacting Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.

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Jenna Wheeler

Jenna Wheeler

Jenna Wheeler is a writer at heart. She has always been naturally curious about what matters to the people in her community. That’s why it was an obvious decision to study journalism at Durham College, where she enjoyed being an editor for the student newspaper, The Chronicle. She has since travelled across Canada, living in small towns in the Rockies, the Coast Mountains, and tried out the big city experience. She is passionate about sustainability, mental health, and the arts. When she’s not reporting, she’s likely holed up with a good book and her cat Ace.

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