MACKLIN, Sask. – Police say a thief has made off with $12,000 worth of cigarettes from a convenience store in west-central Saskatchewan.
RCMP in Macklin say the suspect in the nicotine hit earlier this week left with more than 1,000 packs of smokes.
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Mounties say he got into the store by breaking a glass door with a crowbar.
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They’re asking for the public’s help to find the man who may be responsible.
They’ve released a surveillance photo that shows one man inside the store.
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