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South Simcoe police searching for suspects following distraction theft at Innisfil antique market

One woman engaged with an employee, while a second entered the back office and two others acted as lookouts, police say. Police handout

South Simcoe police say they’re searching for a group of female suspects following a distraction theft that took place at an antique market in Innisfil, Ont. at the end of September.

On Sept. 24, a group of women entered the Cookstown Antique Market on County Road 27, police say.

One woman engaged with an employee, while a second entered the back office and two others acted as lookouts, police add.

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“After several minutes, the woman exited the office and then all the women left the store,” South Simcoe officers say.

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“A quantity of cash was stolen.”

Anyone with information is asked to contact the South Simcoe Police Service’s acting Sgt. Steve Black at 705-436-2141, ext. 1410, or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-222-8477.

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