Person wanted in connection to 2 armed robberies
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Edmonton police are looking for the male they believe robbed two stores.
Edmonton police are looking for the male they believe robbed two stores.
In both cases, the male pulled out a machete and demanded cash before fleeing.
The first store – a convenience store at 82 Street and 160 Avenue – was robbed May 17 just before 2 a.m.
Then, at 3 a.m. on May 23, a convenience store at 97 Street and 176 Avenue was targeted.
The suspect is described as being about 5'6" tall, having a slender build, and having dark hair and no facial hair.
He appeared to be wearing the same clothes during both robberies: a red bandana, light blue jacket, dark blue shirt, and dark pants with white stripes.
Anyone with information is asked to call Edmonton Police Service or Crime Stoppers.
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