Toronto Police Seek Suspect in Unprovoked Assault at TTC Station

Toronto police are actively searching for a suspect after an unprovoked assault at Broadview subway station left a woman injured last week. The incident occurred shortly before 2:30 p.m. on June 5, sending shockwaves through commuters and raising fresh concerns about transit safety in the city.

Investigators report that the suspect approached the woman—whom he did not know—and assaulted her inside the station before quickly fleeing the scene. The attack appears to have been entirely unprovoked, according to authorities. Emergency personnel responded to the incident and treated the woman for physical injuries described as non-life threatening.

Police have released a detailed description of the suspect as part of their ongoing efforts to track him down. He is said to be in his 50s, standing approximately six-feet-two with a medium build. At the time of the assault, he was wearing a distinctive red golf shirt, black rain jacket, and brown cargo pants. Surveillance footage from the TTC station is being reviewed as part of the investigation.

Officials are urging anyone who witnessed the incident or recognizes the suspect’s description to come forward. Community members are reminded to remain vigilant and report any suspicious behavior while using public transit. As the search continues, there is heightened police presence in the area to reassure commuters and deter further incidents.