Employees at a Vernon business were robbed at gunpoint at around 9:45 a.m. Tuesday, and the suspect was seen fleeing in a small car, police said.
“A man entered the business in the 4300-block of 32nd St. and allegedly produced a firearm, demanding cash,” Vernon RCMP said in a press release.
“The suspect fled from the scene prior to the arrival of police and was seen departing in a small passenger vehicle.”
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Police released a photo of the suspect vehicle captured by video surveillance from the area. The vehicle is believed to be a four-door, light-coloured, older model (1998-2002) Mazda 626 or a similar model.
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Police said anyone who sees the suspect vehicle should not approach it, but call 911 immediately.
RCMP said the investigation is ongoing.
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