Police are asking for help identifying a woman they say assaulted someone at a Toronto subway station in December.
Toronto police said that on December 28 at around 2:40 p.m. a woman was attacked while walking in Bayview Subway Station.
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Police said a woman aged 40 to 50 years old became angry and struck another person with her shopping bag. She allegedly punched her victim in the head and pulled her hair.
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Police said the suspect had shoulder-length dark hair and wore glasses. She was last seen wearing a dark grey, thigh-length winter coat, blue jeans and moccasin-style shoes.
The bag she carried reportedly read “California.”
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