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Aug 14, 2025 6:05 PM - Connect Newsroom

West Shore RCMP seek to identify assault suspect

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West Shore RCMP is seeking information from the public to identify a male suspect. (Photo - West Shore RCMP/X)

West Shore RCMP is seeking information from the public to identify a male suspect who was involved in an alleged assault against a woman at Thetis Lake Park in View Royal.

On August 12, 2025, at approximately 9:00 a.m., a woman on a trail within the park was approached by an unknown male who appeared from the bushes. During this interaction, the male grabbed the woman. The woman did not sustain any physical injuries and was able to get away safely.

The suspect is described as:

Caucasian male;

  • Approx. 6’2;
  • Between the ages of 50-60;
  • Grey/blonde short curly hair;
  • Slim build.

The suspect was wearing:

  • Short sleeve green t-shirt;
  • Khaki pants;
  • Dark boots with dark socks.

The safety of community members at our parks is a priority. Although incidents like this are rare, they are concerning, and we ask that the public report suspicious activity right away so police can promptly respond. If you see suspicious behaviour or feel unsafe, please contact the police, said Corporal Chris Joy, West Shore Bike Patrol Unit.

If you have any information about this suspect, including photos/videos of a person matching the description, or have had similar interactions please contact West Shore RCMP at 250-474-2264. You can also report anonymously via Crime Stoppers online or by calling 1-800-222-8477.

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