City police are again asking for help from the public in finding a man they believe to be responsible for a Nov. 4 assault on a Winnipeg Transit bus.
Aisha Walker suffered injuries and broken teeth when a fellow passenger got into an argument with her and hit her in the face.
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The assault happened after Walker stepped up to defend a woman who was being sexually harassed by another passenger.
As she got into a verbal dispute with the man, another man on the bus got upset.
Police said it was that second person who attacked her.
After punching Walker, the suspect ran off the bus near the University of Winnipeg.
Police originally issued a call for help in solving the case Nov. 8.
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The suspect is described as follows:
- late 20’s or early 30’s
- dark hair and goatee
- about 6′ tall
- slim build
- wearing brown or orange tuque, green parka, blue jeans and work boots.
Officials released a photo of the man believed to have been responsible for the assault Dec. 11.