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Saskatchewan RCMP are searching for a 29-year-old woman they believe was abducted north of Prince Albert on Wednesday morning. The case involves at least two vehicles and four suspected individuals, all of whom were wearing face coverings at the time.
What Investigators Know So Far
The missing woman, Shaylynn Ermine, is described as five feet four inches tall and 130 pounds. She has brown eyes and black, shoulder-length hair. When last seen, she was wearing a black hoodie and black jeans.
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Prince Albert RCMP received a report of the alleged abduction and a vehicle theft at approximately 10:07 a.m. on Wednesday. Officers believe Ermine was taken in a red Dodge Caravan on Highway 788, north of Sturgeon Lake First Nation. The van’s licence plate is not known.
After the alleged abduction, witnesses spotted the red Dodge Caravan travelling toward the community of Little Red River. Police included that detail in their public news release.
Vehicles and Suspects of Interest
In addition to the red Dodge Caravan, investigators identified a second vehicle connected to the case. That vehicle is a black 2005 Chrysler 300 with a spare tire mounted on the rear passenger door. It carries Saskatchewan licence plate number 001 PNG.
Police believe four men are suspects in the abduction. However, RCMP could not provide physical descriptions. Officers confirmed only that all four individuals were wearing face coverings.
Public Appeal for Information
RCMP are urging anyone with information about Shaylynn Ermine’s whereabouts or the vehicles involved to contact police immediately. The public can reach officers by calling 310-RCMP.
The search for Ermine remains active. Authorities have not yet confirmed whether the vehicle theft and abduction are directly linked to the same group of suspects, though both incidents were reported at the same time.
