Teen abduction probe intensifies in north Edmonton
Wednesday, May 14, 2025, 7:21 pm
Authorities are on the hunt for a man linked to the attempted abduction of a teenage girl in north Edmonton. The suspect, noted for some extra eyebrow-raising behavior, has prompted an appeal for public assistance as police work fervently to piece together the incident and secure community safety.
A suspect in the attempted abduction of a teenage girl near her north Edmonton school is also believed to be the same person spotted naked and masturbating nearby the same week.
Police are asking for the public’s to help identify a man who may be connected to an apparent attempted child abduction on Friday in northwest Edmonton. A 15-year-old girl reported an intoxicated man approached her on Friday at roughly 9 a.m. while she was walking in the area of 145 Avenue and 125…
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