Suspect who allegedly stole entire cash drawer from ByWard Market store sought by police

The suspect allegedly entered a store located in the 300 block of Dalhousie Street at 11:30 p.m.,"jumped onto the counter, and stole the entire cash drawer," before running away. The amount of cash is unknown, police say.

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