Regina Beach child luring incident has Lumsden RCMP on the lookout
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Police are looking for a small blue or black four-door car in the Regina Beach, Buena Vista area after a potential child luring incident Thursday.
Lumsden RCMP are on the lookout after potential child luring happened in the Regina Beach, Buena Vista area on Thursday.
Police are looking to identify a smaller blue or black four-door car in the area.
Officers said the vehicle was operated by a man in his 40s or 50s and that he was trying to lure kids.
The vehicle was last seen in the area around 8:45 p.m. Thursday.
Anyone with information is asked to call Lumsden RCMP at 306-731-4270.
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