Toronto police are searching for four suspects, three men and a woman, after about $30,000 worth of goods were stolen from a residence in Toronto’s Annex neighbourhood.
On June 18, police say they were called to a residence near Spadina Avenue and Dupont Street.
The thefts occurred between June 16 and June 18, police said in a news release. During that time, four suspects allegedly forced their way into the home.
Investigators allege the suspects entered the dwelling on several occasions and removed wine and spirits, artwork, and personal documents belonging to the homeowner.
They further allege the suspects loaded the stolen items into a white rental van.
The first suspect is described as a man, about 40 years old with an average height and build. He was last seen wearing a grey baseball cap, a grey-blue Under Armour hoodie, light blue shorts, and black running shoes.
The second suspect is also a man, and about 35 years old with a slim build. He wore a blue baseball cap, black sunglasses, a red hooded sweatshirt under a black jacket, black pants, and white shoes.
The third is a woman, about 35 years old with a slim build and straight blonde hair, possibly a wig. She was last seen wearing all-black clothing.
The final suspect is described as a man, about 35 years old with a medium height and build and a tattoo on his left forearm. He wore a green hoodie with “TERROR” in yellow lettering, black shorts and grey-and-black sneakers, and carried a black cooler bag.
This investigation is ongoing and anyone with further information is asked to contact Toronto police at 416-808-1400 or Crime Stoppers anonymously.
