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3 people walk out of Stratford LCBOs with close to $5K worth of alcohol

Stratford police are looking to identify these people. Stratford police

A trio of thieves walked out of the LCBO stores in Stratford with thousands of dollars worth of alcohol, according to local police.

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Police say the gang of thieves first went into the LCBO store in Stratford Mall on Ontario Street at about noon.

The group then took a number of higher end bottles of liquor from store shelves and walked out of the store, while making no attempt to pay for them, according to police.

A similar story unfolded a short time later at the LCBO store in the downtown core as police say the two men and a woman entered into that location and walked off with more expensive booze.

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In all, police say they made off with close to $5,000 worth of alcohol.

Police say they were able to obtain images of the suspects at both locations and soon identified one of the men.

They say a warrant has been issued for 55-year-old Stefan Botescu.

Police are still looking to identify the other two suspects in the case.

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They described one suspect as a woman 40 to 50 years old. She was said to be of medium build and medium height while wearing glasses, blue jeans, a

black winter jacket with a fur-lined hood and a beige, knitted toque.

The third suspect had a heavy build and was around 65 to 75 years old. He was wearing blue jeans, a black winter jacket and a ballcap.

Police are asking anyone with information about Bostescu’s whereabouts or about the other people who were involved to call 519-271-4141 or Crimes Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-222-TIPS.

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