Police looking for woman who allegedly stole University of Toronto truck
Toronto police are seeking the help of the public in identifying a woman who allegedly stole a University of Toronto truck on Saturday.
Officers were called to an underground parking lot in the area of St. George and Sussex Avenue at around 4 a.m. for a theft.
Police allege a woman rode a bicycle into the parking lot and broke into an office.
She then allegedly stole keys and a University of Toronto truck.
Police say the woman fled the area in the truck.
She is in her 20s, police say, and described as between five-foot-seven and five-foot-ten, with a medium build and dark hair with blond highlight and has a sleeve tattoo on her left arm.
Police say she was wearing a black and grey sleeveless top, black tights with white stripes on the sides, and light-coloured work boots. She was carrying a black backpack.
The stolen truck is a white 2014 Nissan Frontier extended cab pickup truck. It has a blue University of Toronto emblem bearing an Ontario marker #AH 72949.
Police are asking anyone with information to contact them at 416-808-5200 or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-TIPS (8477).
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