The Sarnia Police Service is again seeking the assistance of the citizens of Sarnia in regards to a robbery that occurred on April 24, 2015.
At approximately 1:20 am a lone male entered The Mac’s Milk located at 299 Confederation St. in the City of Sarnia.
The male wore black pants, white running shoes, and a greenish-grey hoodie with red and beige lettering (including the letter’s “R” and “L” on the front”) with the hood-up and a possible dark cap underneath.
The thief also wore a black mask pulled up to his eye level along with black gloves.
The suspect entered the store from the west side parking lot and left on foot to the north east. While in the store the clerk was told to open the till at which point the suspect proceeded to place the money from the till into a white plastic bag along with packages of cigarettes.
Fortunately, the store had video surveillance and we are asking the people of Sarnia to assist their Sarnia Police Service with identifying the suspect by attending the following link:
Also, on February 13, 2015 at approximately 11:00 pm, the same Mac’s Milk was also robbed.
It is believed that it may be the same suspect involved.
The suspect was described to be over 6 feet tall, wearing a light grey sweater, a black mask, light blue jeans, and black boots.
The suspect was also wearing light blue surgical gloves.
This time a black bag was used to collect the money.
Again the suspect left eastbound from the store.
No weapons were observed in either robbery.
If anyone has any information pertaining to either both or one of the above crimes they are asked to contact the Sarnia Police Service Criminal Investigation Branch at 519-344-8861 (ext 6196) to speak to Constable M. Kahnert or contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477
