Suspect sought in break-in at Mission Elks hall

The clubhouse on Second Avenue was broken into on Monday morning

  • Oct. 30, 2015 7:00 p.m.
A thief broke into the Mission Elks clubhouse on Monday morning. In this image from surveillance video, he looks right at the camera.

A thief broke into the Mission Elks clubhouse on Monday morning. In this image from surveillance video, he looks right at the camera.

The Elks clubhouse on Second Avenue was the target of a brazen break-in on Monday morning.

President Roy Archer received a call from the alarm company about 7:30 a.m. and headed to the building. He found a window smashed in and an exit door booted open.

The office door had also been smashed in, and a large amount of material had been thrown around by the young thief, who was wearing gloves and a bandanna. The surveillance video clearly shows the thief, in particular his clothing and shoes, and Archer hopes a reward will help lead to his capture.

Anyone with information can contact Mission RCMP.

While the thief caused damage to the doors and window, he didn’t get too much – just some money from a charity box. However, as it is the second break-in within six months, Archer says the club is looking at putting bars on the windows to keep thieves out.

Mission City Record