Cops seek person of interest in Walmart bomb threat

July 22, 2015 Uncategorized
Cornwall police cruisers line up outside the Walmart on Ninth Street July 18, 2015 after the store received a bomb threat. The store had to be evacuated for just over an hour. (Newswatch Group/Bill Kingston)

CORNWALL – City police are hoping the public can help identify a man they’d like to speak with in relation to a weekend bomb threat at Walmart.

Customers had to clear out of the store on Saturday afternoon (July 18) for just over an hour after a customer made a comment about a bomb being in the store.

Police and store officials turned up nothing.

On Wednesday, police released this photo of a man (below) in a motorized wheelchair, who they believe may have information key to the investigation.

If you know the person you’re asked to call Det. Const. Tommy MacKay at 613-933-5000 extension 2789 or the anonymous tip line at extension 2404.

Cornwall police want to talk to this man, seek here in security camera footage from July 18, 2015 inside Walmart. Police believe he may have information key to their investigation into who made a bomb threat that cleared the store for over an hour. (Photo/CCPS)
Cornwall police want to talk to this man, seek here in security camera footage from July 18, 2015 inside Walmart. Police believe he may have information key to their investigation into who made a bomb threat that cleared the store for over an hour. (Photo/CCPS)

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