WATCH ABOVE: An early morning smash and dash has left a big hole in North Hill Centre, and as Stefan Keyes reports, a jewelry store is now missing some inventory.
CALGARY – Police are searching for suspects involved in a smash-and-grab at North Hill Centre on Thursday.
Officers were called to the mall in the 1600 block of 14 Avenue N.W. around 4:30 a.m. by security officers who said they saw a white Ford truck slam into the building’s south entrance, leaving behind a gaping hole.
The truck then continued on through the shopping centre.
Police say the intended target was a Paris Jewelers store located just west of the mall’s south entrance. The store owner tells Global News “some items were taken” but their exact value isn’t known.
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The vehicle was driven out of the building and left the scene. However, police later located a vehicle of interest and confirmed just after 4 p.m. that it had been stolen.
Investigators are in the process of reviewing CCTV security footage to determine more details.
– With files from Stefan Keyes
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