Police look for woman after teen pushed into train

Police are looking for a woman known to frequent Calgary's downtown core in connection with the death of a 17-year-old who was pushed in front of a C-Train last week.

Natalie Michelle Pasqua, a 25-year-old who also has ties to Regina, is wanted on outstanding warrants for possession of a controlled substance and failure to appear, police said Tuesday.

Police also said that Pasqua "may also have information" about Gage Jeffery Prevost's death at a downtown transit station on Aug. 1

Prevost waslikely pushed and slipped into the gap between two train cars, police said.He died instantly of massive internal injuries.

Moments earlier, Prevost had been in an argument with an unidentified woman, according to police, who won'tgive any details about the nature of the argument.

At a downtownmemorial for Prevost on Aug. 3, members of a crowd chased a woman they thought fit the description of a suspect police were looking for, but police and C-Train security intervened.

Police interviewed the woman and later said it was a case of mistaken identity.