Daylight theft at Etobicoke LCBO under police investigation
A brazen daytime theft at an LCBO store in Etobicoke is under active investigation by police, while the provincial liquor retailer says no employees or customers were hurt during the incident. Toronto police told CityNews they are aware of the theft, which occurred at the LCBO near Bloor Street West and Royal York Road at […]
A brazen daytime theft at an LCBO store in Etobicoke has been reported to police, as the provincial liquor retailer confirms no employees or customers were injured during the incident. Toronto police revealed they are aware of the theft, which took place at the LCBO near Bloor Street West and Royal York Road around 2 p.m. on November 9, and are actively investigating the matter.
An LCBO spokesperson stated that the retailer is cooperating with the investigation as it is in its early stages. The incident is being actively investigated by police services, with LCBO providing evidence to support the inquiry.
The retailer emphasized that no injuries were reported during the theft. LCBO outlines several measures aimed at deterring theft and aiding investigations, which include closed-circuit surveillance cameras, a covert security task force, and third-party security guards at select locations. In the previous fiscal year, the retailer collaborated with law enforcement agencies and resulted in over 2,000 arrests.
The LCBO expressed its commitment to fostering safer communities and its dedication to prioritizing the safety of its customers and employees in addressing retail theft seriously.
Police have not disclosed any details about suspects or announced any arrests as the investigation continues.
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