The Vancouver police are seeking a woman who was allegedly assaulted by a man in the street on West 10th Avenue on Friday morning.
Witnesses said they heard a woman scream and saw her lying in the avenue’s south lane, close to Alder Street just after 2 a.m. on Friday, police said in a news release.
UPDATE: Feb. 23 — Vancouver police have released a new appeal for information in this case. The victim and the suspect remain unidentified, they said in a news release.
A man allegedly struck her repeatedly and pulled her into a vehicle, which took off before police arrived.
Officers could not find the vehicle or its occupants.
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The victim is described as a white woman with a slender build in her early 20s. Police say she has straight, platinum blonde hair and bangs, and that she was wearing a black skirt and neutral-coloured top.
Police described the suspect as a white man in his 30s, with an athletic build.
He was well-dressed and had a medium build, dark, slicked-back hair, and was wearing a black trench coat and blue jeans, police said.
The vehicle is described as a silver-coloured luxury sedan.
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