Update: Police looking for suspects in Lakeport Fish and Chip drive thru incident

Niagara Regional Police are looking for an unknown number of suspects after a vehicle smashed into Lakeport Fish and Chips on Lundy's Lane in Niagara Falls.

NRP say it happened around 2:30 this morning.

The K9 unit responded to the incident but was unsuccessful in locating the suspects.

Police are asking the occupants to turn themselves in and for any witnesses to come forward.

Repairs to the restaurant were underway early this morning with the owners expecting to re-open today.

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