Philadelphia

Police searching for two men who burglarized Chinatown Chinese restaurant in Olney

Police are looking for two men who allegedly stole an undetermined amount of money from the cash registers.
Police are looking for two men who allegedly stole an undetermined amount of money from the cash registers.

Police are searching for two men suspected of burglarizing the Chinatown Chinese Restaurant in Olney on Monday.

The two men entered the restaurant, which is located on the 6000 block of North Front Street, by pulling a rear door open. The two men took an undetermined amount of money from the cash registers and fled on foot.

Both suspects were wearing hooded sweatshirts, dark ski hats and masks and possibly blue jeans.

To view the surveillance video visit The Philadelphia Police YouTube Channel or visit phillypolice.com.

Contact the police department at 
215-686-3353 with any information.


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