On 2015/03/21 05:17 police responded to a building alarm at 2401 Saskatchewan Avenue (The Bottle Stop) in Portage la Prairie. On arrival officers found that a front window of the liquor store had been smashed and it appeared someone had entered the store and taken beer. Store surveillance footage showed one male wearing all black (including gloves and a balaclava) could be seen smashing the glass window, entering the store and passing 4 cases of 30 beers through the window. Part of a grey or silver truck can be seen in the surveillance.
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