Abbotsford police are looking to speak with the man, who is in his late 50s to 60s.
Major crime detectives are investigating after a woman allegedly jumped out of a stranger’s truck and ran for help in Abbotsford. At 3:16 a.m. on Sunday, Abbotsford police officers were called about a woman screaming for help in the 32300-block of Huntingdon Road.
"The female and the man were not related to each other,” says Sgt. Paul Walker. "During the drive, the man began making unwanted advances towards her.”
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