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Unprovoked stranger attacks down 77% since pandemic, Vancouver police say - BC - Vimarsana News

Unprovoked stranger attacks down 77% since pandemic, Vancouver police say - BC

Vancouver police say the number of stranger assaults in the city have fallen from about 4.5 per day in early 2021 to about 1.1 per day in the first half of 2023.

Suspect in 4 violent incidents on Vancouver's west side arrested, released again - Vimarsana News

Suspect in 4 violent incidents on Vancouver's west side arrested, released again

Best Prince, 22, was arrested on September 14 and charged with assault with a weapon and two counts of uttering threats following an alleged violent spree in Vancouver.

B.C. stranger assault suspect arrested after victim fights back, bystanders intervene - Vimarsana News

B.C. stranger assault suspect arrested after victim fights back, bystanders intervene

Police say the victim fought back against her alleged attacker and was joined by multiple bystanders, one of whom followed the suspect before he was arrested.

B.C. stranger assault suspect arrested after victim fights back, bystanders intervene - BC - Vimarsana News

B.C. stranger assault suspect arrested after victim fights back, bystanders intervene - BC

Police say the victim fought back against her alleged attacker and was joined by multiple bystanders, one of whom followed the suspect before he was arrested.

Vancouver man suffers 'significant' injuries in unprovoked stranger attack: Police - Vimarsana News

Vancouver man suffers 'significant' injuries in unprovoked stranger attack: Police

The victim was standing near an East Vancouver bus stop when the stranger began yelling and acting “erratically,” according to Vancouver police.