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Attempted abduction sparks investigation by Windsor police

Police are looking for the man who allegedly broke through a woman's apartment window and attempted to abduct her son.

A mother overhears a stranger in her apartment talking to her son

Windsor Police Service.
Windsor Police Service. (Chris Ensing/CBC)

Windsor police are searching for a male suspect in connection with an attempted child abduction.

Officers were called to an apartment Wednesday on the 2600 block of Sycamore Drive between MeadowbrookLane and Hawthorne Drive for a report of a break and enter.

Police say a woman was in the home with her seven-year-old son at about 8:30 a.m. When she was in another room, she could overhear her son having a conversation.

The motherobserved an unknown male suspect standing by the unit's open front door talking to her son.

She confronted the man about being in the apartment and proceeded to walk him out.

An investigation revealed that the suspect may have broken into the apartment through a window.Officers were also advised that the suspect tried toget theboy to leave the apartment.

Description of the suspect

The suspect is described as:

  • a white man
  • 30-35 years old
  • five-foot-nine
  • 220-250 pounds
  • having a stocky upper body with skinny legs
  • having short unkempt brown hair

At the time of the incident, the suspect was only wearing black and white shorts. He was not wearing a shirt or shoes.

The major crime branch continued the investigation and performed an extensive search in the area. One resident said he saw a man matching the descriptiona few days prior to the incident walking a dog in the area without a shirt.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Windsor police orCrime Stoppers.