Sask. RCMP release sketch in relation to sexual assault
RCMP have released a sketch in hopes of speaking to the man in relation to the assault that occurred in mid-July. The man is described as possibly in his 20's or 30's, standing between six-foot and six-foot two inches tall, with a medium build and dirty blonde hair.
If you recognize the man in the sketch or have any information about the incident, you're asked to contact police or Crime Stoppers.
Police say due to the ongoing investigation they're unable to provide further details at this time, but will inform the public if an imminent public safety risk is determined.
Jackfish Lake is located about 50 kilometres northwest of North Battleford.
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