Photo from St. Thomas Police Facebook page. Police in St. Thomas are asking for help as they try to find a man who robbed a jewellery store.
Around 11:40am Tuesday, a man robbed B & L Jewellers on First Ave. in St. Thomas. Police are looking for a black male, 5'11", with a muscular build. Police say he was wearing a construction vest.
It's believed he escaped in a dark grey, four door sedan similar to a newer Elantra.
Anyone with any information is asked to call St. Thomas police or Crime Stoppers.
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