Cops seeking 4 suspects accused of nabbing booze, art from Annex residence

Toronto Police say about $30,000 worth of items taken

Published Jul 20, 2026  •  Last updated 10 minutes ago  •  1 minute read

Four suspects wanted by Toronto Police. Photo by Toronto Police

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Police are on the hunt for four suspects accused of stealing booze, artwork and other items last month from a residence in the Annex.

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Toronto Police said the investigation stems from a break-and-enter call they received on June 18 in the Spadina Rd.-Dupont St. area after the suspects allegedly forced their way into the residence starting on June 16.

Police said the suspects allegedly returned on “several occasions” over a three-day span and loaded the stolen items into a white rental van. They said about $30,000 worth of wine, spirits, artwork and personal documents belonging to the victim were taken during the heist.

A suspect wanted by Toronto Police. Photo by Toronto Police

Police said the first suspect is a man with an average build and height who is about 40 years old. He was wearing a grey baseball cap, a greyish blue hoodie with a green Under Armour logo on the front, light blue shorts, white socks and black running shoes.

A suspect wanted by Toronto Police. Photo by Toronto Police

The second suspect is a man with a slim build who is about 35 years old. He was wearing a blue baseball cap, black sunglasses, a red hoodie underneath a black winter jacket, black pants and white shoes.

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A suspect wanted by Toronto Police. Photo by Toronto Police

The third suspect is a woman believed to be in her mid-30s with a slim build and straight blond hair that could be a hairpiece. She was wearing all-black clothing and black boots.

A suspect wanted by Toronto Police. Photo by Toronto Police

The fourth suspect is a man believed to be in his mid-30s of medium build and height who has a tattoo on his left forearm. He was wearing a green hoodie with “TERROR” written in yellow text on the back and front, black shorts and grey and black sneakers and he was carrying a black cooler bag.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 416-808-1400 or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-8477 or 222tips.com.

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