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Mysterious Object Strikes Woman at Pitt Meadows Bus Stop

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A woman in Pitt Meadows was struck in the eye by an unknown object while waiting for a bus. Police are investigating and asking the public for help.
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Unexplained Incident Shocks Bus Stop Riders

PITT MEADOWS — What should have been a routine wait for the bus turned into a frightening and baffling incident earlier this month, leaving a woman injured and law enforcement searching for answers.

Police say the woman was standing at a bus stop along Harris Road near the railroad tracks on the afternoon of Feb. 13 when she was suddenly struck in the face by an object from an unknown source. The impact caused an injury to her eye, which began to bleed, and bystanders immediately rushed to help.

Scene of the Incident: Ordinary Street, Unusual Event

The incident took place just after 1:30 p.m. on a quiet section of road commonly used by commuters heading home or to work. Nothing about the neighbourhood suggests frequent danger, which makes this event all the more unsettling for residents.

According to the RCMP, the object that struck the woman has not been identified, and they currently have no clear explanation for where it came from or how it happened. That uncertainty has prompted a broader appeal to the community for information.

Bystanders Step In With Immediate Help

Before police arrived, those nearby didn’t hesitate.

Witnesses and passersby quickly came to the woman’s aid, helping her while waiting for emergency services. Their quick response made a difference before medical responders took over.

Shortly after first contact from witnesses, BC Emergency Health Services arrived on the scene. Paramedics treated the woman and transported her to hospital. Officials have not disclosed her current condition but confirmed she was taken for further care.

RCMP Investigate With Few Leads So Far

Ridge Meadows RCMP say the circumstances surrounding how or what caused the injury remain unclear. Officers canvassed the area where the incident occurred, spoke with witnesses, and looked for possible video evidence, such as dashcam or surveillance footage, that might shed light on what happened.

Staff Sgt. Michelle Luca of the RCMP emphasized that the investigation is ongoing and that police need the public’s assistance. Members of the community who may have been in the area at the time — especially those who might have dashcam or other video of the scene — are encouraged to come forward.

“We are unsure of the exact circumstances surrounding this incident,” she said. “We are looking for more information to further advance our investigation.”

Police Appeal to Public for Help

Authorities are asking anyone with details, footage, or observations from around the time of the incident to contact the Ridge Meadows RCMP. Those who haven’t already spoken with police are urged to reach out as soon as possible.

Specifically, investigators are looking for:

  • Dashcam or surveillance video from the area at the time
  • Observations from people who were nearby
  • Any details that might explain what object struck the woman

The RCMP also reminded residents that even seemingly small or unrelated details may help piece together a fuller understanding of what occurred.

Community Left Seeking Answers

This unusual incident has left many in Pitt Meadows scratching their heads. What began as an ordinary day at the bus stop has turned into a local mystery, one that police are determined to solve.

As the investigation continues, residents and commuters are being reminded to remain vigilant and report anything that might be connected, no matter how insignificant it may seem. Police say that visibility from cameras and witness reports can be crucial in resolving cases like this — and in ensuring that public spaces stay safe for everyone.

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