Police are searching for a man after a robbery in Toronto on Friday night and Saturday morning.
In a series of tweets,Toronto policestated that a man armed with a "blunt instrument" robbed three fast-food stores and convenience stores.
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"It is believed that the same man is responsible for all four robbers — no one is injured, but his aggressive behavior is escalating," police said. ..
The first theft occurred in the Yonge Street and Front Street areas. There, it is alleged that a man received registered cash from a fast food restaurant. Next, he is said to have demanded "money from everyone" at fast food restaurants on Queen Street West and Beverly Street.
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The third case is Police reported on Bassert Street said he demanded money and faced people at a fast food store, Dundas Street West. He ran away from the store without doing anything, police said.
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Ask employees for money at a convenience store in the Dundas Street West and Manning Avenue areas where a man was seen in the last incident.
Police described the man as 25 to 30 years old, 6 inches tall, and about 5 feet with short black hair.
Police said he wore a white T-shirt and off-white trousers at the time of the incident.
Toronto police advised the public to stay away from the man and call 911 if he was found.
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