Employee Patti Mackenzie says she showed up for a shift at Pincher Office Products in the town of Pincher Creek to find the front window had a giant hole in it.
As it turned out, RCMP had headed to the store once the alarm company alerted them to trouble, but the criminal who broke the window had already fled the scene when they arrived. Officers stood guard at the store until staff turned up. She got someone to come fix the broken window and another person to help her clean up the glass.
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