Investigators are trying to identify the suspect in a break-in.
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According to CPS, the male suspect is between 40 and 60 years old, slender, and has long, grey hair pulled back in a ponytail.
Provided by the Calgary Police Service Content of the article Police are hoping that the public may assist in identifying a guy who tried to "kick" the front door of a house in northwest Calgary. The content of the article Content of articles On Saturday, January 25, at approximately 3 p.m., a victim was inside Her phone alerted her that someone was at the front door of her home in the Mount Pleasant neighbourhood, located in the 800 block of 24th Avenue N.W.
According to a CPS release on Tuesday, "The victim did not recognize the man and did not open the door." Article content Article content "It is thought that shortly after, the man started kicking the front door and attempting to enter the house with a sharp object."
Police say the suspect left in a silver 2006 Ford Escape after they were unable to enter the house.
Suspects of break-in in the Northwest The Calgary Police Department made public a picture of An attempted break-in is thought to have used a silver 2006 Ford Escape. Provided by the Calgary Police Service Article content The male suspect, according to the police, is between 40 and 60 years old, slender, and has long, grey hair in a ponytail. When he was last spotted, he was dressed in sunglasses, dark jeans, a navy blue shirt, a denim jacket, and black Nike gloves.
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