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A woman’s encounter with a group of people who tried getting into her car after throwing an egg at its windshield has Regina police out with a warning.
Katie Beck took to Facebook after the incident Wednesday night.
Tonight driving down grant drive around 10:45 an egg hit the drivers side of my windshield. Unable to see through the…
Posted by Katie Beck on Wednesday, July 8, 2015
The Regina Police Service has put out an advisory after the incident was reported to them.
“It’s everybody’s safety that we’re worried about,” Kim Schmidt, social media officer, told News Talk Radio’s MainStreet on Thursday.
“We just want to remind people if it does happen call 911, stay in your vehicle with the doors locked, don’t turn on your windshield wipers as the egg could smear and further hinder your vision. And if you can safely drive, continue to do so.
The police haven’t said if there’s any suspects in Wednesday’s incident. They ask anyone encountering incidents like this to “report any suspect descriptions” to the police service at 306-777-6500 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS.
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