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    Vancouver Police Seeking 3 Men Seen Taking Pictures Inside Pacific Centre Mall

    Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 15 Jan, 2016 10:14 AM
      Vancouver Police say they are investigating a "suspicious incident" after three men were seen taking photographs inside a downtown mall on Tuesday evening.
       
      According to a police statement released on Thursday, three men they describe as "Middle Eastern looking" were seen inside Pacific Centre Mall taking photographs of the entrances and exits at about 6:30 p.m.
       
       
      The statement adds "there is no information to believe that these men have committed a crime" and there is no information to believe that the public is currently at risk.
       
       

       
       
      Police say they are interested in speaking with the men about their activity in the mall and ask that anyone with information about them call the police department.
       

      If you have any information about the men in the photo, please contact Vancouver Police at 604-717-3235.
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