Two 18-Year-Old Men In Custody In Abbotsford After Overnight Robbery

23 Jan, 2020 05:55 PM

Last night, two men in disguise entered an unlicensed dispensary, produced firearms and demanded cash and marijuana- before fleeing on foot.

AbbyPD Patrol officers quickly identified two 18-yr-old men & they were arrested without incident & remain in custody.

Overnight, search warrants were executed- two firearms and stolen items have been recovered.

2 suspects #arrested in overnight robbery
2 men in disguise robbed an unlicensed dispensary using firearms, demanded cash & marijuana- before fleeing on foot. #AbbyPD Patrol officers ID'd & arrested 2 18yr olds (firearms & stolen items recovered)👏 #incustody pic.twitter.com/2pL2XiuW3h
— Abbotsford Police Department (@AbbyPoliceDept) January 23, 2020

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