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RCMP identify vehicle connected to Nanaimo home invasion

Nanaimo RCMP is looking for information about a vehicle believed to be connected to a violent home invasion in Nanaimo last month.

Nanaimo RCMP arrest man after assault and attempted abduction

Bradley Dylan Boscariol allegedly assaulted a woman and attempted to force her into his vehicle around 7 p.m. on March 24, according to an RCMP media release.

Teenage sisters bear sprayed during Nanaimo home invasion

Two teenage sisters were treated by paramedics after being hit with bear spray during a north Nanaimo home invasion yesterday afternoon (March 14).

Pedestrian knocked unconscious by thrown egg

A man continues to struggle several weeks after being knocked unconscious by an egg thrown from a passing vehicle in Nanaimo.

UPDATE: RCMP say both people identified in Parksville assault

Police continue to investigate and there is no public safety risk, according to Sgt. Shane Worth.

Oceanside RCMP ask for public assistance after woman assaulted in Parksville

Oceanside RCMP have released video of what appears to be a man assaulting a woman outside of a Parksville business.

Police looking for man wanted for Nanaimo home invasion and assault

Dayton Anderson, 32, allegedly entered a home and assaulted a 52-year-old occupant in October 2021.

Man faces assault with weapon charge after Nanaimo home invasion

Police believe the assault was an isolated incident and there is no further risk to the public.

82-year-old Nanaimo Military Museum volunteer defends himself from assailant

A Nanaimo Military Museum volunteer was assaulted over the weekend after asking a group of people to clear space on a public walkway.

Nanaimo RCMP investigate unprovoked attack on homeless person 

“This appears to be an unprovoked attack on a person in our community who was unable to defend himself,” said Const. Simon Gallimore, Nanaimo RCMP media relations officer.
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