Regina police looking for 3 suspects in armed robbery
The Regina Police Service is calling on the public for information following an armed robbery on Friday night.
Officers were called to a business in the 5000 block of 7th Avenue just before 9 p.m., police said in a news release.
The police said three suspects, one armed with a rifle, entered the business and demanded money.
They left with the cash and drove away in a dark vehicle that police say may have been a Mazda 5.
Nobody was injured in the robbery, according to the release.
Police say the suspect with the rifle wore a black jacket with white strings on it and the hood pulled up. He had light blue jeans, black shoes, a black face mask and black gloves. The rifle had a black barrel and a wooden stock.
The second suspect had a black 22 Fresh hoodie with white writing on the front and the hood up. He wore black pants, black shoes and a black face mask, the police said.
The third suspect was also wearing a black jacket with the hood up, darker colored jeans, white shoes and a black face mask.
Anyone with information in relation to the robbery is asked to call the Regina police or Crime Stoppers.
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