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RCMP Issue Warning After Altercation

Lac La Hache saw road rage rear its ugly head this past week as an incident on highway ninety-seven in town saw one driver pursue another resulting in a physical altercation.

Those frustrated with instances of poor driving should keep their cool and report it to the R-C-M-P says Corporal Clint Lange

The Corporal says the devil is in the details, and that when properly reported, follow ups via mail, telephone, or doorstop conversation are made possible.

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