$2K of booze walked out the store's front door
Police are requesting the public's help in locating two men they believe are responsible for $2,000 theft of alcohol.
Provincial police were called to an LCBO store on Queen Street in Tottenham on July 25.
Police say video evidence shows the two men enter the store, take about $2,000 in alcohol and leave without attempting to pay.
A 2010 Kia Forte with Alberta licence plate CTP 8299 was observed leaving the scene with the men inside.The vehicle was last seen travelling southbound on Highway 50 but was not located by police.
Suspect one is described as a man with a medium build, five foot 11 inches, with brown eyes, 25 to 30 years old. He has short black hair a goatee and was wearing a red and grey checkered shirt, khaki pants, Adidas-style black and white flip flops.
Suspect One wanted by OPP
Nottawasaga Police are asking the public to help identify two men from a Tottenham LCBO store on July 25. Tue., Aug. 12, 2025. PHOTO: OPP
Suspect two is described as a man of medium build, five foot 11 inches, with brown eyes, 25 to 30 years old. He has short black hair, has a beard, and was wearing a black ball cap, black golf shirt, black pants, white running shoes.
If you know these people, please call 1-888-310-1122 or provide information anonymously by contacting Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS).
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