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Woman, teenage children assaulted at Cultus Lake: RCMP

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The RCMP is investigating the assault of a woman of colour and her two teenage children reported to have occurred in Chilliwack last weekend.

Corporal Mike Rail says a group of South Asian men allegedly directed a number of racial slurs toward the family during a fight at the Entrance Bay area at Cultus Lake.

Rail says the two teenage children were treated in hospital for injuries and later released.

He says Entrance Bay was crowded at the time of the incident on Saturday and police are asking anyone with information to contact them.

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