A man suspected of attempted abduction was arrested less than 24 hours after the alleged incident near a north Nanaimo park.
Nanaimo RCMP, in a press release Saturday, March 26, reported that Bradley Dylan Boscariol has been arrested and charged with assault with a weapon and attempt to kidnap.
A woman had been walking near May Richards Bennett Pioneer Park on Thursday, March 24, when a stranger asked for directions, then allegedly attacked her with a blunt object. The woman was able to escape the attack and was able to provide an 害羞草研究所渆xcellent害羞草研究所� description of the suspect vehicle, said police, which helped them focus their investigation.
Boscariol was arrested at about 6 p.m. Friday, March 25, with the co-operation of Ladysmith RCMP, the press release noted.
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RCMP continued their investigation Saturday, March 26, with searches of the suspect害羞草研究所檚 residence and vehicle. Boscariol remains in police custody and has a court appearance Monday, March 28.
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Police are asking for the public害羞草研究所檚 help with two aspects of the investigation. The woman reported seeing a black SUV with three male occupants drive slowly past her and turn onto Schook Road immediately before she was attacked. She also lost a brown leather backpack during the incident.
Anyone with information on the SUV or backpack is asked to call the Nanaimo RCMP non-emergency line at 250-754-2345 and quote file No. 2022-9074.
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