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North Vancouver RCMP asking can you identify this man?

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North Vancouver RCMP is seeking public assistance in a suspicious person investigation. (Photo - North Vancouver RCMP)

North Vancouver RCMP is seeking public assistance in a suspicious person investigation.

On November 18, at approximately 7:00 p.m. on a walking trail near Blueridge Elementary, an adult man approached a 14 year-old teenager and asked him to accompany him to help him find his dog. In a second incident the following afternoon, at approximately 4:00 p.m. on a walking trail near Seymour Heights Elementary, the same teenager reported being approached by the same man.

The man is described as Caucasian, in his mid-30s, 5’7 tall, very skinny, with dark brown hair and hazel or brown eyes. Police are releasing a composite sketch of the unidentified male, and are seeking public assistance in identifying him in order to further their investigation.

We have no reason to believe there is any heightened risk to the public at this time, said Cst. Kelly McIntyre of the North Vancouver RCMP. However, we would like to speak with the man.

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