Guelph Police Service looking for suspect in gunpoint bank robbery
A Guelph police cruiser is pictured on a street on Aug. 3, 2022. (Daniel Caudle/CTV News Kitchener)
The Guelph Police Service is looking for a man who robbed a bank with a handgun earlier this month.
Police were called to a bank near Gordon Street and Clair Road on June 7 around 8:40 a.m. They were told a man with a handgun walked into the bank and stole cash. A gun was left behind when the suspect fled.
No one was injured.
The suspect is described as a 6'0' Black man in his mid to late 20s with dark skin. He was wearing a white or grey sweater, black pants, a pink silk mask and a black hat.
Anyone with more information or video of the incident is asked to contact police.
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