Armed robbery in Leamington under investigation
After confronting a lone occupant, they stole cash, a laptop and debit cards. The suspects fled the scene in a white SUV with black rims.
No injuries were reported.
Police say the first suspect is described as: muscular, black male, Jamaican accent, black pants, brown work boots, orange and yellow short sleeve high visibility work shirt, with a black and red baseball hat.
The second suspect, according to police, is described as: tall, thin, black male, Jamaican accent, black beard, black hoodie, black jeans, black running shoes, yellow reflective high visibility strap vest, grey hat / toque.
Investigators believe this was an isolated incident. The investigation remains ongoing, and police are asking for information from the public.
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