Calgary police are seeking public assistance in identifying a suspect connected to an armed robbery that occurred at a southwest Calgary liquor store last month.
Details of the Robbery Incident
The incident took place at the CostLow Liquor Store located in the 2000 block of 26 Avenue S.W. on Wednesday, October 29. According to police reports, the robbery occurred just before 5 p.m., when a lone suspect entered the establishment and demanded merchandise and cash.
Calgary Police Service officials confirmed they responded to the scene immediately after receiving multiple emergency calls from store employees and witnesses. The suspect fled the location before officers arrived, though investigators have not disclosed whether any weapons were displayed during the confrontation.
Surveillance Evidence Released
Investigators have now released several surveillance photographs captured during the incident, showing a clear image of the suspect's appearance and clothing. The images depict a individual whose identity remains unknown to authorities.
The Calgary Police Service robbery unit is leading the investigation and is urging anyone with information about the suspect's identity or whereabouts to come forward. Police have not specified what items were taken during the robbery or whether any injuries occurred during the incident.
Community Assistance Requested
Authorities are encouraging local residents and business owners in the area to review the released photographs carefully. They believe someone in the community may recognize the individual from the distinct images captured by the store's security system.
Anyone with information about this robbery or the suspect's identity is asked to contact the Calgary Police Service directly or reach out to Crime Stoppers anonymously. The October 29 robbery remains under active investigation as police work to identify and locate the individual responsible.
This incident marks another case where Calgary law enforcement is relying on public cooperation to solve crimes in the community. Police emphasize that even small pieces of information can prove crucial in advancing their investigations and bringing suspects to justice.
