Police seek 4 suspects after woman driven against her will, sexually assaulted in Abbotsford

An Abbotsford Police patch is worn by an officer at RCMP "E" Division headquarters in Surrey, B.C., on Thursday, Feb. 19, 2026. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ethan Cairns

Police in Abbotsford are hoping to identify four men who allegedly drove a woman to the Sumas Mountain area against her will, before she was sexually assaulted.

In a news release Tuesday, the Abbotsford Police Department said the incident unfolded on Feb. 10. It was reported to authorities a couple of weeks later.

“Information indicates that four South Asian men picked up the survivor in the area of Cannon Avenue and Bevan Avenue and then took her to a location she did not want to go, refusing to allow her to leave the vehicle,” police said in the release.

Officers said the men were believed to have been driving a white Lincoln Navigator or similar vehicle at the time.

The suspects are described as the following, according to police:

• Suspect 1: Black hair with some grey, longer beard, wearing a black hoodie and jeans;
• Suspect 2: Clean-shaven, with straight hair, a medium build and wearing a black hoodie with dark green cargo pants;
• Suspect 3: Sculpted, pencil-line beard that transitions into a goatee, with short hair. Estimated to be in his late-20s to mid-30s with a medium build;
• Suspect 4: Chubbier build, with dark hair, a scruffy beard and diamond earrings in both ears

While the investigation remains in its early stages, at this point authorities believe the incident was targeted.

Anyone who may have dash-cam video in the area of Cannon Avenue and Bevan Avenue or the Sumas Mountain region on Feb. 10 is asked to call the Abbotsford Police Department at 604-859-5225 and quote file number 2026-8690.