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Alberta Police On The Lookout For Thief With Really White Teeth, Fresh Breath

The Canadian Press, 01 Sep, 2015 11:46 AM
  • Alberta Police On The Lookout For Thief With Really White Teeth, Fresh Breath
AIRDRIE, Alta. — Police in Airdrie, Alta., are on the lookout for a brazen bandit whose description probably includes really white teeth and fresh breath.
 
The man is alleged to have stolen $951 worth of Crest White Strips from a Shoppers Drug Mart pharmacy back on July 13.
 
The suspect left in a white SUV and RCMP say it’s possible a woman was also involved in the crime.
 
The investigation is ongoing.

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