London police have released descriptions and photos of a man and woman wanted in connection with an armed home invasion a week ago in the east-end.
Randolph Edwin Sisson, 44, and Cheyanne Metatawabin, 25, both of London are charged by way of warrant with armed robbery, uttering threats of death or bodily harm, and forcible entry. Sisson is additionally charged with two counts of breaching probation, uttering threats of death or bodily harm, assault causing bodily harm, three counts of assault, and possession of an imitation weapon. Metatawabin is also facing two counts of assault with a weapon and possession of a weapon.
The charges stem from an incident that happened at a Hamilton Road home last Friday around 3:30 a.m. According to police, a woman answered a knock at the door and four people forced their way inside the residence. The four intruders, who are known to the victim, were armed with an expandable baton, an axe and what appeared to be handguns.
The woman and a friend were assaulted before the four took off with some of the victims’ personal property. One of the two victims had to be treated for unknown injuries.
Candace Robin Bourque, 46, and Terry Junior Philip, 36, both of London, were arrested shortly after the robbery. They are charged with armed robbery, forcible entry and possession of imitation weapon. Bourque is also charged with uttering threats of death or bodily harm.
Police continue to search for Sisson and Metatawabin.
Sisson is described as Caucasian , approximately 6’2”, 220 lbs, with brown hair, and facial hair. He has numerous tattoos on his body, including a woman’s face on the right side of his neck, “Abby” and “Ashley” on the left side of his neck, as well as a dagger, grim reaper and heart on his right forearm.
Metatawabin is described as Indigenous, approximately 5’5”, 130 lbs, with short black hair approximately two inches in length.
Anyone with information about this incident or who may known the whereabouts of the pair are asked to call police at 519-661-5670 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).