7 | This Week | Thursday, March 17, 2022 durhamregion.com region.comFamily Owned And Operated Since 1953Family Owned And Operated Since 1953 733 KINGSTON RD. E. AJAX MON-WED/SAT: 9AM-6pM, THURS/FRI: 9AM-7pM SUN AND HOlIDAyS: 10AM-5pM @macmillanorchards1953 9" FAMILY SIZE CHOCOLATE CREAM OR KEY LIME PIES ONLY $2.99 EACH XL 397gm CHICKEN POT PIES ONLY $3.99 EACH! 2KG/4.4LBS BREADED ALL WHITE MEAT CHICKEN TENDERS ONLY $15.95 connectwhitby.ca/SportsComplex We're working to create a new sports complex to meet the recreational needs of our growing community. Thank you to the 2,700+ who helped to shape the final design! You asked and we listened. The complex is now anticipated to include: Durham's largest pool a double gymnasium lots of outdoor recreational spaces It will be a multi-purpose gathering space for inclusive sport and community programming. View and learn more about the final design at connectwhitby.ca/SportsComplex Anticipated opening: Fall 2025 A New Whitby Sports ComplexInvestigators have re-leased an image of a suspect in an armed robbery in Whitby. The incident occurred Feb. 14 at the Whitby Civic Centre on Rossland Road. Durham police said a victim who had advertised a cellphone for sale was met by a man who produced a knife and robbed him. Police released surveillance camera images of the suspect March 2. He's described as Black, 6-feet 1-inch in height with a slim build. The robbery was one of two similar incidents in the same area within a week, police said. NEWS POLICE RELEASE IMAGE OF SUSPECT IN WHITBY ARMED ROBBERY Police have released images of a suspect in a robbery that occurred Feb. 14 in Whitby. Durham Regional Police photo An investigation into armed robberies of victims using online selling apps in Whitby has led to the arrest of a 16 year old, police say. The arrest came after yet another robbery March 8, the third to occur in the vicinity of the Whitby Civic Centre on Rossland Road since late February, Durham police said. In the latest incident, a victim looking to sell a cell phone through an online app was robbed at knife point, police said. Similar incidents occurred in the same area on March 2 and Feb. 21, according to police. In the other incidents, people who had arranged to sell items to a buyer they met online were confronted by a suspect with a knife. A 16-year-old male from Whitby is charged with uttering threats, weapons possession and three counts of robbery. His identity is protected under the Youth Criminal Justice Act. WHITBY TEEN CHARGED WITH ROBBING ONLINE SELLERS