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Abbotsford Police need public's assistance in locating Chamkaur Singh Maan wanted for sexual assault

Darpan News Desk Abbotsford Police, 13 Oct, 2021 06:27 PM

UPDATE: Abbotsford Police has informed the media that Mr.Chamkaur Singh Maan has been arrested.

EARLIER STORY:

The Abbotsford Police Major Crime Unit is asking your assistance to locate Chamkaur Singh Maan, who has an outstanding warrant of arrest for sexual assault & sexual interference.

He is South Asian, 41 years old, is 5ft 5 inches tall and weighs 281 Lbs. He has short dark hair and brown eyes.

Mann is known to the frequent the Clearbrook area.

If you see him or know his whereabouts, please call 9-1-1.

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