Police investigating armed robbery in Thorold
Niagara police are looking for witnesses after a 20-year-old man was robbed at gunpoint in Thorold.
It happened Tuesday around 9:00 p.m. on Summers Drive near Confederation Avenue.
Police say the victim was operating an e-bike when he approached a grey Hyundai four-door sedan parked across the middle of the street.
Two suspects got out of the vehicle and ordered him to stop.
One of the suspects was holding a black handgun and demanded the victim hand over his wallet,
He was then assaulted before the suspects fled.
The 20-year-old man suffered facial injuries. He was treated and released from hospital.
Suspect #1
- Male
- Black
- 18-20 years of age
- Medium build
- Wearing a white t-shirt
- Wearing shorts
Suspect #2
- Male
- White
- 18-20 years of age
- Wearing a black balaclava
- Wearing a blue hooded sweatshirt
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