Toronto police still trying to identify man after ‘random’ assault at Kipling Station

By Isaac Callan Global News

Posted July 9, 2022 9:55 am

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Click to play video: 'Woman attacked at Toronto’s Kipling Station in apparent ‘random’ incident: police' — WATCH ABOVE: Toronto police say a woman was assaulted at Toronto’s Kipling Station in what appears to be a “random attack.” As crime specialist Catherine McDonald reports, police said the woman in her 60s was punched in the face. – Jul 7, 2022

Toronto police have released fresh images following an alleged “random” attack on a woman at Toronto’s Kipling Subway Station.

Police said officers responded to an assault at the station, which is located in the Dundas Street and Kipling Avenue area, around 11:15 a.m. on Thursday.

A man assaulted an 85-year-old woman and the victim was taken to hospital to be treated for her injuries, police said.

Both police and the TTC said the incident was “random.”

A police spokesperson said the woman was punched in the face.

Officers said they are trying to identify a person allegedly involved with the incident who is described as a six-foot-tall man who wore dark clothing.

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Police released two new images Saturday morning, and two other images Friday.

Kipling Station is the same location where last month a woman was lit on fire aboard a TTC bus in what police called a “suspected hate-motivated offence.”