Police in Toronto are searching for a man and woman after a member of the public was allegedly threatened on a subway.
Toronto police said they were investigating an incident reported on a Line 2 subway between Greenwood and Donlands stations at around 6:30 p.m. on Oct. 23, 2022.
A man and woman were allegedly involved. Police said the man began harassing passengers, forcing them to move.
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“The man was seen sheathing and unsheathing a knife,” police said.
The man is described as five feet seven inches and 130 pounds. Police said he had a thin build, shaved, balding head and a written script tattooed on his right hand.
He was wearing a black jacket with black hood, black and white bandana, zebra print bag, yellow pants and dark shoes, police said.
Officers are also searching for a woman described as five feet eight inches tall and with a medium build. Police said she had long, brown hair with a grey patch and a large butterfly tattoo on her left chest.
She wore a dark jacket, dark, V-neck shirt, dark pants, dark boots and a white scarf with black stripes.
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