HAGUE, Sask. – An employee of a gas station was tied up during an early morning armed robbery of a Hague, Sask. gas station.
Just before 4 a.m. on Friday, five people entered the Shell station at the north access road into Hague after filling up their car with gas.
The five, armed with a firearm and knife, forced the lone employee to the ground and tied his hands with laces.
They then grabbed cash, cigarettes and lottery tickets before taking off in a light silver four-door Pontiac sedan.
All five had their faces covered with balaclava’s and were wearing hoodies and sweat suits.
The employee, a 64-year-old man, was able to free himself and call RCMP. He was not physically harmed during the robbery.
Mounties continue to investigate with the assistance of the Saskatoon Forensic Identification Services unit.
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