Police looking for masked perpetrators in 2 Prince Albert thefts

Police are looking for three masked perpetratorsintwo Prince Albert, Sask., thefts.

Around midnight on Sept. 4, a business south of Prince Albert was broken into. A lockbox and debit point-of-sale terminal were stolen.

RCMP are looking to identify the perpetratorfrom surveillance footage. They believe the masked robber to be female.

On Sunday, two masked and hooded women armed with a knife robbedthe Canadian Tire gas station on Marquis Road West in Prince Albert just before 8 p.m. CST.

They fledthe scene on foot with cash and cigarettes, police say.

A police canine unit dog tried to track the perpetrators but was unsuccessful.

Prince Albert police and RCMP are asking for the public to help locate these perpetrators, and ask that any person with information on these crimes contact them or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.

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