Police looking for suspects in gun-point Kitchener robbery
Waterloo Regional Police Service released several photos as part of an investigation into an armed robbery in Kitchener. (Courtesy: Waterloo Regional Police Service)
Waterloo Regional Police are trying to identify two people involved in an armed robbery in Kitchener.
Police have released a series of photos after officers were called to the Kingsway Drive and Franklin Street South area on Aug. 12 around 11:10 p.m.
Investigators said two men with a gun entered a business and demanded money and merchandise.
The men left the store before police arrived.
No one was hurt.
Both suspects are described as Black males around six feet tall.
Waterloo Regional Police Service released several photos as part of an investigation into an armed robbery in Kitchener. (Courtesy: Waterloo Regional Police Service)
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