Police arrest robbery suspect
February 14, 2025
An investigation has resulted in a suspect being arrested for robbery.
Thunder Bay Police Service Primary Response officers responded to a commercial address on the 900 block of Fort William Road on Friday, February 7, after a robbery that had occurred.
A suspect had entered the business and stole merchandise while brandishing a knife. The suspect fled the location prior to the arrival of officers.
The Break, Enter and Robbery (BEAR) Unit became involved in the investigation.
Through the ongoing investigation, a suspect was identified. The suspect was located and arrested on the afternoon of Wednesday, February 12.
Nicholas MORRIS, 38, is charged with Robbery and Breach of Probation.
The accused appeared in court on Thursday and was remanded into custody with a future appearance date.
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