Toronto police seeking suspect after woman sexually assaulted and robbed downtown
![Kamran Dowlatkhah Kamran Dowlatkhah, 45, is pictured in this suspect image released by Toronto police. (Handout)](/content/dam/cp24/en/images/2022/10/10/kamran-dowlatkhah-1-6103625-1665456594358.jpeg)
Toronto Police have released a suspect photo in connection with the alleged sexual assault and robbery of a woman in the downtown core last week.
Police were called to the area of Blue Jays Way and Navy Wharf Court at around 9 p.m. on Oct. 6.
According to investigators, a man physically assaulted a woman, sexually assaulted her, and then robbed her before fleeing the area.
Police identified a suspect in connection with the case Monday night and released a suspect photo.
They said that 45-year-old Kamran Dowlatkhah of Toronto is wanted for three counts of assault, two counts of assault with a weapon, sexual assault, and robbery.
He was last seen wearing a Toronto Raptors baseball hat, a blue jacket, blue jeans, dark coloured pants and black and white shoes. He was carrying a green camouflage backpack.
Investigators said they believe he has a handgun and he should be considered armed and dangerous.
Anyone who spots him is being advised to call 911 rather than approach him.
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