Police release photos in Kitchener robbery investigation
WRPS are looking to speak to the man in the images in connection to an alleged robbery. (X: @WRPS_today)
Police have released pictures of a man they’re looking to talk to in connection to a Kitchener robbery investigation.
Officers were called to an alleged robbery at a convenience store in the area of Stirling Avenue and St. Clair Avenue around 2 p.m. Thursday.
Police say a man entered the store carrying a knife, tried to take money from the till, and left the area on a bicycle.
No injuries were reported.
On Friday, police released two images of a man they say they’d like to identify and speak with in connection to the robbery.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Waterloo Regional Police Service.
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