The Whitehorse RCMP is seeking public assistance in identifying a suspect in an assault that occurred in downtown Whitehorse more than two months ago.
The assault happened on June 26 at about 11:25 p.m., according to an Aug. 30 statement.
The statement said the victim was inside a business around Main Street and Second Avenue when they were approached by three women. One of the women proceeded to assault the victim.
“The victim called police after the three suspects left the scene and received medical treatment for injuries to their face,” the statement reads.
The suspects are described as three women in their 20s, all wearing black. Two of the suspects had long hair, and one had shorter hair.
RCMP said they obtained a photo of the woman suspected of assaulting the victim. She wore a black hoodie with “deathrow” written on the front.
Anyone who believes they know the identity of anyone involved is being asked by police to contact Whitehorse RCMP at 867-667-5555. To remain anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers online at www.crimestoppersyukon.ca or via phone at 867-667-6715.
Contact Patrick Egwu at patrick.egwu@yukon-news.com
