Image: Facebook / RCMP are investigating a break and enter at a commercial facility on Lougheed Highway belonging to Pistol and Paris.

By Mike Vanden Bosch

Commercial break and enter

RCMP investigating break and enter at Agassiz facility belonging to craft cannabis brand

Oct 1, 2025 | 3:39 PM

AGASSIZ — A spokesperson for the Upper Fraser Valley RCMP has confirmed that police are investigating a commercial break and enter on Lougheed Highway west of Agassiz in which a stolen truck was used to break through the facility’s gates.

According to a statement from RCMP spokesperson Sgt. Alexandra Mulvihill, Mounties were notified at 3:27 a.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 30 about an incident at Pistol and Paris, a family-owned, boutique-style craft cannabis brand with a facility on Lougheed Highway. Pistol and Paris describes itself as experts in BC bud due to over 20 years of experience in the cannabis space.

Sgt. Mulvihill says when police arrived, a 2006 Ford Ranger pickup was observed on scene still running with the keys in the ignition. Sgt. Mulvihill says it was later confirmed this vehicle had been stolen just prior to the break and enter. The truck was used to break through the gates of the facility.

“Currently, the truck is still awaiting our forensic identification team to look at it for any possible prints or DNA. As can be seen in the photos, all the suspects were wearing gloves and had some kind of face covering. It is possible that the male in all black may be recognizable to someone,” Sgt. Mulvihill said.

Image: Facebook / A suspect in a break and enter on Lougheed Highway west of Agassiz.

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Pictures posted to Facebook show three masked suspects with hoodies and gloves located inside the hallway of the facility, peering into what appear to be lockers and/or storage units.

It is not believed the suspects were able to get away with any stolen product, Sgt. Mulvihill said.

Image: Facebook / Another view of one of the suspects in a break and enter on Lougheed Highway west of Agassiz.

Police say they welcome any tips or information about the incident under RCMP file 25-42309 The Agassiz RCMP can be reached at 604-796-2211.