Robbery reported on Yonge at Balmoral early Sunday

by The Bulldog • January 10, 2016

TPS Operations tweets that there was a report of a robbery after midnight on Sunday on Yonge Street near Balmoral Ave. Three suspects ran south from this incident Yonge.

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1 comment for “Robbery reported on Yonge at Balmoral early Sunday”

k.daly says:

January 11, 2016 at 12:57 pm

hmmm…the same THREE suspects involved in the Lola Avenue robbery ???

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