Peace River RCMP seeks help in solving B&E

Richard Froese
South Peace News

Peace Regional RCMP are asking the public’s assistance in identifying a suspect in a break-and-enter Sept 5 at a Peace River business.

Police were conducting proactive patrols in the downtown area when an officer noticed evidence of a break-in at a business on 100 St., Peace RCMP public relations officer Const. Julie-Ann Strilaiff writes in an RCMP news release Sept. 5.

“Footage was obtained from the business, which shows a male breaking the front glass doors to the building, entering the business and then taking various snack and drink items before running out of the store eastbound,” Strilaiff says.

“RCMP members on proactive patrols noticed the damage within about 10 minutes of the male running away.”

The male is described as having a light skin complexion, standing about 5-foot-10-inches tall, wearing a ball cap, a dark jacket, tan pants, black and white Puma-styled shoes and a face covering. He appears to have shorter or tucked-in hair, light in colour.

Peace Regional Forensics Identification Services attended the scene.

The investigation continues and RCMP thank citizens for their assistance.

RCMP seek information to identify the male, provide any tips, dash cam footage, exterior business footage, the location of, or sightings of the individual in the video.

Anyone with information about the subject incident is requested to contact Peace Regional RCMP at (780) 624-6611 or your local police.

For those who wish to remain anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers at (1-800) 222-8377 (TIPS), online at P3Tips.com or by using the P3 Tips app available through the Apple App or Google Play Store.

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