On October 3rd, 2013 at approximately 2:47 am the St. Pierre Jolys RCMP received a complaint of a Break and Enter into a business. During the course of investigation it was learned that the Co-op Gas station in Lorette Manitoba had been broken into. The two suspects broke in through the front door. Once inside the suspect attempted to gain entry into the locked doors behind the counter but were not successful. The one male was wearing a balaclava and the other male was wearing a hat but his face was visible. Both suspects were wearing gloves.
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