2 suspects arrested, 1 outstanding following robbery at Cloverdale Mall
![Collision after Cloverdale Mall robbery July 15 One suspect is in police custody and two others are outstanding following a collision after a robbery at Toronto's Cloverdale Mall. (Jacob Estrin/CTV News Toronto)](/content/dam/cp24/en/images/2024/7/15/collision-after-cloverdale-mall-robbery-july-15-1-6965028-1721086998471.png)
Two suspects are in police custody and one remains at-large following a robbery at a store in Etobicoke on Monday.
The incident happened at Cloverdale Mall, near The East Mall and Dundas Street West.
Toronto police said they were called to the area around 5 p.m. after receiving reports of a retail robbery.
An unknown number of suspects fled the scene with merchandise, they said.
Police said that that suspects were located in vehicles following a collision at Eglinton Avenue West and The East Mall.
One male suspect was arrested at that time, said investigators. He suffered non-life-threatening injuries.
Two other suspects fled the area on foot and are outstanding, according to police.
One of those suspects has since been arrested.
He is described as a Black male, wearing a dark-coloured hoodie and pants. Police have not provided any further descriptive details at this time.
Roads in the area are closed for the investigation.
More details to come.
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