Friday around 5:45 p.m., Regina Police responded to 2800 block of Avonhurst Drive following a report of a robbery at a business.
A man entered the business and attempted to steal alcohol.
When the man was then challenged by an employee, a knife was then shown.
The suspect then fled the area with the alcohol.
No injuries occurred as a result of the incident.
The suspect is described as Indigenous, late teens to early 20’s, approximately 5 foot 9 to 6 feet tall, wearing a black shirt, blue jeans a backwards ballcap and carrying a kitchen knife.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Regina Police or Crime Stoppers.
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