Tuesday, February 3, 2026
ADVT 
National

Vancouver Police Issue Warning About Masked Asian Man Who Attempted Sexual Assault On 21-Year-Old

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 27 May, 2015 05:16 PM
    VANCOUVER — Police in Vancouver are investigating an attempted sexual assault of a woman who awoke to find a masked man on top of her.
     
    Sgt. Randy Fincham says the 21-year-old woman was asleep in her bed at about 6 a.m. when she realized a stranger in dark clothing had entered the room.
     
    Police say the woman managed to fight off the Asian man who was between 20 and 30 years old and who ran from the home on the city's west side.
     
    The woman called 911, and police searched the neighbourhood (2700-block of 22nd Avenue off Macdonald Street) but were unable to find a suspect.
     
    Police say the woman was left distraught by the ordeal.
     
    Officers are expected to search for evidence, including any video showing the assailant, and want anyone with information to  call the Sex Crimes Unit at 604-717-3117 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477

    MORE National ARTICLES

    Police Suspect Carbon Monoxide Poisoning After Two Men Found Dead In Quebec Camper

    Police Suspect Carbon Monoxide Poisoning After Two Men Found Dead In Quebec Camper
    PORTNEUF, Que. — Two men were found dead of apparent carbon monoxide poisoning in a camping trailer in Quebec's Portneuf region this weekend.

    Police Suspect Carbon Monoxide Poisoning After Two Men Found Dead In Quebec Camper

    Widow, Ex-Soldier Move For Final Judgment On $134m Suit Against Omar Khadr

    Widow, Ex-Soldier Move For Final Judgment On $134m Suit Against Omar Khadr
    Court documents filed in Utah April 24, the day an Alberta court granted Khadr bail, show the plaintiffs are asking the courts to award them triple damages for a total of US$134.1 million.

    Widow, Ex-Soldier Move For Final Judgment On $134m Suit Against Omar Khadr

    'Rent-a-cop' Program Brings Millions To Police Coffers, But Critics Want Change

    'Rent-a-cop' Program Brings Millions To Police Coffers, But Critics Want Change
    TORONTO — Police officers across Canada have been getting paid for years to stand around manholes and construction sites during off-hours.

    'Rent-a-cop' Program Brings Millions To Police Coffers, But Critics Want Change

    Lightning Sparks Five New Wildfires In B.C. Interior As Massive Blaze Continues

    Lightning Sparks Five New Wildfires In B.C. Interior As Massive Blaze Continues
    PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — Crews are responding to five new wildfires in British Columbia's Central Interior, as a massive blaze continues to burn about 70 kilometres southwest of Prince George.

    Lightning Sparks Five New Wildfires In B.C. Interior As Massive Blaze Continues

    Senators Owner Melnyk Needs Liver Transplant, Turns To Public For Donor

    Senators Owner Melnyk Needs Liver Transplant, Turns To Public For Donor
    The organization announced Thursday afternoon that owner Eugene Melnyk is in urgent need of a liver transplant and is making a public plea to find a live donor.

    Senators Owner Melnyk Needs Liver Transplant, Turns To Public For Donor

    Piggybacking Political Trips And Official Business: A Favourite Political Twofer

    Piggybacking Political Trips And Official Business: A Favourite Political Twofer
    The prime minister's travel agenda these days is a neat package of taxpayer-paid photo opportunities paired with Conservative rallies — a popular twofer in Canadian politics.

    Piggybacking Political Trips And Official Business: A Favourite Political Twofer