Police have released video of a driver who rammed a car through a door in Vaughan, Ontario. Before the alleged break-in at an electronics store, I went to the mall early Wednesday morning.
Surveillance footage inside Vaughan Mills, just north of Toronto, shows a black 2011 Audi A4 with Quebec license plates slamming into one of the closed mall entrances at high speed. is reflected.
The vehicle is then seen driving erratically down several corridors of the shopping center before crashing through another exit and fleeing the scene.
However, no video is shown when the suspect allegedly breaks into the store.
“It is a daring crime,” Sergeant. Clint Whitney told reporters outside the mall on Wednesday. Good luck, only property damage.”
The incident occurred around 1:10 am at a shopping center near Highway 400 and Rutherford Road.Police arrived shortly after 1:30 a.m.
He said the vehicle reportedly stolen was last seen heading down Jane Street.
“It looked like they were going shopping in that car. Very bold,” he told reporters. “I don’t know what was going through their minds.”
Vehicles are seen driving through Vaughan Mills Mall as part of a smash-and-grab-style robbery. (York Local Police)
Whitney said police were looking for two suspects in connection with the incident but could not provide further details because they were both disguised in hoods at the time.
He said the suspect had taken “a large amount of electronic equipment” and could face a large amount of charges in connection with the apparent play.
“It’s just insane. When I heard the story early this morning, I couldn’t believe it,” Vaughan Mayor Stephen Del Duca told CP24 on Wednesday.
“I shop at Vaughan Mills and so many people in our community do. It’s just ridiculous. I’ve lived here for 35 years. It’s a nasty community, but when you see some people, the criminal elements, doing what they do, it’s outrageous and we need to do everything in our power to fix it.”
