Wellington OPP say they’ve laid charges after a donation box was stolen from a Tim Hortons in Mount Forest.
The theft was reported at the local coffee and donuts chain shortly before 9 a.m. on Feb. 3.
Police said a man stole a charity donation box from a check-out counter.
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Video surveillance reportedly caught the individual stealing the donation box.
Investigators said the man approached the counter with his wallet in hand, quickly looked around the store, then fiddled with a white object on the counter and walked off with the box.
The man was wearing glasses, a black baseball hat, an orange puffer coat, grey pants and white running shoes.
A 33-year-old from Mount Forest is scheduled to make an appearance in a court in Guelph on March 29.
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