Toronto police have released images of two suspects after a suspect pretending to be a pizza deliveryman allegedly broke into a condo in Etobicoke and made off with cash.
Police said two men arrived at a condo building in the area of Park Lawn Road and Lake Shore Boulevard West at around 9:40 p.m. on March 22.
Once inside the building, he entered a unit and took a large quantity of cash from a safe, police said. The driver of the vehicle is described as standing around five-foot-10 and weighing about 190 pounds. He was clean-shaven with black hair and was wearing a black mask, a red hooded sweater, grey sweatpants, white socks and sandals and black gloves. He was also speaking on a cell phone and carrying a pizza box.
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