Parker police release sketch of Colorado attempted abduction suspect
Police in Parker released a sketch of an attempted abduction suspect wanted in an incident that occurred just before 8 a.m. on May 8. Investigators said the suspect was involved in the incident near Frontier Valley Elementary School.
According to investigators, a student told a school staff member that a man possibly in his 50s with gray hair and a mustache in a black Audi sedan approached and began talking to the student. The student was not harmed. Police say this was believed to have happened in the 23000 block of Bay Oaks Ave, which is off campus off the nearby schools.
Legend High School, Cimarron Middle School and Frontier Valley, Iron Horse and Pioneer Elementary were placed on secure status, according to police, "as a precautionary measure" for a couple of hours.
Parker police confirmed the suspect vehicle also had dark tinted windows, a roof rack and a Colorado license plate.
We need your assistance identifying the suspect in this composite sketch who was involved in an attempted abduction. It occurred on Tue May 8 at 7:50a in the 23000 blk of East Bay Oaks Ave when the elementary-aged male victim was walking to schoolhttps://t.co/tZE3qrgcK0 pic.twitter.com/5uvZJvfpqu
— Parker Police Dept. (@ParkerPolice) May 16, 2024
Anyone with any information about this incident or the driver is asked to contact Detective White at 303-805-6543 or mwhite@parkerco.gov.