Jewelry store robbed at Fairview Park Mall: WRPS
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Waterloo regional police are at Fairview Park Mall following reports of a jewelry store robbery.
Waterloo regional police are investigating after a jewelry store was robbed Saturday evening at Fairview Park Mall.
Police posted to social media around 6 p.m., that there would be an increased presence at the Kitchener mall.
"Three male suspects entered a store - two with axes and one brandishing a firearm, and proceeded to smash some of the display cases and fled with merchandise," said Insp. Aaron Mathias.
Police say the vehicle involved with the robbery is believed to be a newer model, dark coloured, four-door Honda Civic. Officers were not able to specify the direction which the car drove off in.
All three suspects are described as being in their late teens, early twenties with average builds.
"Our investigative robbery team is appealing to members of the public. Anyone who may have dash-cam video or cellphone video is asked to give us a call and submit that to investigators. It would be very helpful," said Insp. Mattias.
Mall hours are not being affected by the robbery and police are still working with staff at the jewelry store to figure out what was taken and the value of the items.
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