Windsor police have released a photo of a convenience store robbery suspect in Ford City this weekend. (Photo courtesy of WPS)Windsor police have released a photo of a convenience store robbery suspect in Ford City this weekend. (Photo courtesy of WPS)
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Ford City robbery suspect still at large (PHOTOS)

Windsor police have released photos of a suspect in the robbery of a convenience store in Ford City.

Police say it happened shortly after 5 a.m. on Saturday at Drouillard Road and Milloy Street. Investigators said a man entered the store with his face covered by clothing and demanded money from the clerk. The employee reported being pistol-whipped with what is being described as either a real or toy handgun. Police said the culprit fled the store with an undetermined amount of cash. The clerk suffered minor injuries.

Windsor police have released a photo of a convenience store robbery suspect in Ford City this weekend. (Photo courtesy of WPS)Windsor police have released a photo of a convenience store robbery suspect in Ford City this weekend. (Photo courtesy of WPS)

Windsor police have released a photo of a convenience store robbery suspect in Ford City this weekend. (Photo courtesy of WPS)Windsor police have released a photo of a convenience store robbery suspect in Ford City this weekend. (Photo courtesy of WPS)

Anyone with information is urged to contact Windsor police at (519) 255-6700 ext. 4830, Crime Stoppers at (519) 222-TIPS (8477) or online at www.catchcrooks.com.

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