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Winnipeg Convenience Store Vandalized by Intoxicated Group
14 Jun
Summary
- Four intoxicated individuals vandalized a store and car early Saturday.
- Two suspects smashed store windows, causing $5,000 in damage.
- Charges include break and enter, robbery, and mischief.
Four individuals, including two women and two girls, face charges following an incident at a Winnipeg convenience store early Saturday. The group, described as intoxicated, approached a store on St. Anne's Road just before 4:30 a.m. The clerk had locked the doors to prevent their entry.
In response, the suspects used rocks to vandalize a parked vehicle, causing approximately $5,000 in damage. Subsequently, two individuals smashed the store's windows and entered the premises, causing further damage before fleeing with stolen merchandise.
The store sustained an estimated $5,000 in damages, though the clerk was unharmed. A 21-year-old woman faces multiple charges, including break and enter, robbery, and mischief, and is in custody. Three other suspects, aged 14 to 20, are charged with break and enter, robbery, and mischief, and have been released.
