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Investigators say suspect brought along a cart, flashed a fake driver’s licence
Military Police in Kingston, Ont., are investigating the theft of $50,000 worth of gold and silver coins. The alleged crime scene? A post office.
Five packages containing the coins arrived at the Canada Post branch on CFB Kingston around 9:45 a.m. on Jan. 18, police said. Roughly 15 minutes later, someone arrived to claim them, according to investigators.
The suspect is described as a a young French-speaking man standing around five-foot-nine. Police said he was wearing sweat pants, a hoodie and a blue medical mask.
They’ve shared one other identifying detail: The man allegedly brought along a black and blue foldable cart, “seemingly knowing that the packages were heavy,” according to a media release from Kingston police on Wednesday.
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