Greater Sudbury Police are continuing their investigation of a downtown restaurant in the early morning hours Thursday.
Around 1:25 am, three males entered the Pita to Go at 40 Elm St. Two of the males remained at the counter, while the third approached the clerk. He demanded money, while pointing a knife. He obtained monies and all three fled on foot. No physical injuries were incurred.
The suspects are described as:
- Male with knife is about five foot eight, 195 pounds, with brown eyes and brown eyebrows. He was wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and jacket.
His face was disguised with a bandana. His voice had a high pitch and he spoke English with no accent.
- The second suspect is a male, five-foot-seven, 150 pounds with a black coat and hood. His face was also disguised with bandana.
- The third suspect is male. He was wearing a green toque and light black raincoat and also had a bandana covering face.
If the public has any information, phone Staff Sgt. David Linney at 675-9171, ext. 2609.
