Mounties are searching for two more suspects in a gunpoint robbery in Prince George, B.C., in which firearms were stolen from a gas station.
According to RCMP, two masked suspects entered the shop on the John Hart Highway near Chief Lake Road just before 7 a.m. on Feb. 2.
After threatening the attendant with a gun, they smashed a gun case and stole several firearms.
The suspects fled into a blue pickup truck, where a third suspect was waiting, police said.
Investigators confirmed the getaway vehicle had been stolen from a nearby residence earlier that morning and found it unoccupied shortly after the robbery.
While patrolling the area, officers found a man matching the description of one of the suspects at a bus stop. He had a shotgun.
“Police identified him as 41-year-old Brandon Michael Felix, who at the time, was bound two different lifetime firearms prohibitions,” Cpl. Jennifer Cooper said in a Tuesday news release.
Police have seized the blue pickup truck as evidence and are seeking public assistance in locating the other two suspects.
One is described as a man wearing a light-coloured grey jacket with no hood and a black balaclava hiding his nose and mouth. He also wore black gloves, dark pants and a dark shirt with red and white print on the front.
The other suspect still at large wasn’t captured in video surveillance.
Felix, meanwhile, remains in custody awaiting a court date.
Anyone with information on the incident is asked to call Prince George RCMP at 250-561-3300 and quote file number 2024-3570.
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