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OPP are seeking one suspect after a robbery on Townline Monday evening.
The suspect approached the drive thru window of the business, demanded cash and entered the store through the window where he broke into the register and removed cash.
The suspect then fled on foot.
Six Nations Police and OPP Canine Unit conducted a search of the area and is believed to have fled in a vehicle on Porter Street in Hagersville.
Police say the suspect is an indigenous male, about 45-50 years old with a large build. He was wearing a dark coloured jacket and camouflage toque with a circle symbol on the front.
Anyone with information is asked to contact police.

The Manitoba children’s advocate is set to release a highly anticipated report today detailing the investigation into the death of Tina Fontaine.
The girl was 15 when she left her home on the Sagkeeng First Nation to reconnect with her birth mother in Winnipeg in June 2014.
Tina had interactions with child-welfare workers, police and the health system before her body was found wrapped in a duvet cover and weighed down by rocks in the Red River.
The report is expected to detail Tina’s involvement with social workers, a hospital and police in the weeks before her death.
Tina’s family members say while they will never get Tina back, they hope the report will make sure no other children fall through the cracks.

Hydro One is the main sponsor of the 48th Little Native Hockey League tournament in Mississauga this week.
The indigenous-led event offers young players from across the province a safe place to compete.
This year the event is expected to be the largest in the organization’s history, with over 2,500 competitors from Indigenous communities in Ontario.
The yearly event brings about $2 million dollars in revenue to the city of Mississauga.

A new campaign is seeking ideas from Ontario residents on how the provincial government can best implement its new waste reduction strategy, to reduce plastic litter and waste.
Officials are looking for ideas on how best to implement province wide recycling and composting standards — with potential fines and limits for households and businesses not in compliance.
Public comments are being accepted for 45 days.