Saint John police searching for suspects involved in two assaults
Two suspects who were believed to be involved in two assaults in Saint John, N.B., on April 12 are pictured.
Saint John Police Force is seeking public assistance to identify two suspects who allegedly committed two assaults on April 12.
Three males were walking west on Lansdowne Avenue around 9:40 p.m. when one of them tried to smash the window of a parked vehicle, according to a news release from the Saint John Police Force.
When the owner of the vehicle confronted the suspect, police say they were assaulted by two of the males.
At 10:25 p.m. the same night, two males matching the description of suspects from the prior incident allegedly assaulted another person at a bus stop near a restaurant in the 400 block of Main Street North and demanded money and property. The victim fled on foot.
Police have not been able to identify the suspects who pulled up their hoods during the second assault, but they released the following descriptions:
Suspect 1: Short Caucasian male, wearing beige pants, white sneakers, black hooded sweater and a black baseball hat with a small white logo on the front.
Suspect 2: Thin Caucasian male, taller than suspect number 1, blond hair pulled into a short ponytail with hair on the sides of the head cut short, grey plaid jacket with black hood, dark pants, dark footwear.
Investigators are asking witnesses or anyone with surveillance or dashcam footage of either assault to contact police at 506-648-3333 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 if they wish to remain anonymous.
For more New Brunswick news, visit our dedicated provincial page.
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