Parents in Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, in Montreal’s south shore, are being warned by Longueuil police to keep an eye out for a man allegedly seen offering children hockey pucks and inviting them into his vehicle.
The incidents were reported as taking place at Parc Monseigneur-Gervais, just behind École Monseigneur-Gilles-Gervais.
The man is described as a French-speaking Caucasian male of around 55 years old, 5″9 and wearing a black coat.
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The man is said to have stood near the statue of hockey player Daniel Sedin, speaking to children skating on the ice around 5:30 p.m.
According to authorities, none of the children accepted the man’s offer of getting into his vehicle.
Police have increased their presence in the area.
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