Moose Jaw police searching for ‘person of interest' in sexual assault investigation
The Moose Jaw Police Service (MJPS) is asking for the public's assistance locating a person of interest that may be connected to a sexual assault reported in the city.
Police say the incident took place June 25 on Clifton Avenue.
'During the investigation, police obtained video footage and identified a person of interest as a black male who was seen wearing blue shorts and a white t-shirt,' MJPS said in a release.
Investigators believe the man may have information or a connection to the incident.
Moose Jaw police are asking residents to check their doorbell cameras or CCTV footage from June 25 for the person in question.
People who find footage that may include the person of interest are asked to call Moose Jaw police.
People with further information regarding the incident are also asked to contact Moose Jaw police or Crime Stoppers.
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