Barrie police seek suspects in break-in & theft from Anne Street business
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Police are looking for two suspects accused of stealing roughly $1,000 worth of items after breaking into a Barrie business.
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According to police, the duo smashed the front door to get inside Loot Kingdom at Anne Street and Jacobs Terrace Tuesday night around 9:30, allegedly stealing cash, trading card packages and singles.
Police say the suspects were caught on video surveillance.
One suspect wore a red hoodie, black pants, black and white Nike shoes, a light face mask - possibly a medical mask, and carried a black garbage bag.
The other wore a light-coloured jacket, dark pants, dark footwear, a black balaclava covering his head and face, blue gloves and a white satchel bag with black straps. He was carrying a green bag.
Police ask anyone with information on the suspects to contact the investigating officer via email.
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