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Man, woman ID'd as suspects in dragging of man who tried to stop stolen vehicle

Winnipeg police have identified two people they say were involved in an incident during which a man was dragged by a stolen vehicle.

Vehicle spotted at car wash had been stolen earlier in the week from the Rossmere area

Police say a man was injured when he tried to stop his stolen vehicle from being driven away from a car wash Friday. (Marjorie Dowhos/CBC)
Scott Kenneth Lindell is described as five-foot-eight and 165 pounds. He has short brown hair and blue eyes. (Winnipeg Police Service)
Melissa Ashley Forest is five-foot-three and weighs 90 pounds. She has long brown hair and brown eyes. (Winnipeg Police Service)

Winnipeg police have identified two people they say wereinvolved when a man was dragged by a stolen vehicle.

The manwasinjured Friday afternoon when hespotted his vehicle at a car wash beside the Real Canadian Superstore at Gateway Road and McLeodAvenue.

The vehicle had been stolen earlier in the week from the Rossmere area, police said.

The man tried to stop the vehicle from being driven away from the car washbut was dragged a short distance.

The man, who was injured,was taken to hospital in stable condition. Police found the stolen vehicle abandoned in the area a short while later.

On Wednesday, police released photographs of a man and woman wanted in connection with the incident.

A warrant has been issued for the arrest ofScott Kenneth Lindell, 39, who is described as five-foot-eight and 165 pounds. He has short brown hair and blue eyes.

A warrant has also been issued for the arrest ofMelissa Ashley Forest, 25, who is five-foot-three and weighs 90 pounds. She has long brown hair and brown eyes.

Members of the major crimes unit continue to investigate.

Anyone with information about Lindellor Forest is asked to call 204-986-6219 or Crime Stoppers at 204-786-TIPS (8477).