100 Mile House RCMP Arrest Four After Rash of Break ins

100 Mile House RCMP have arrested four individuals in connection to various Break and Enters on recreational residences over the past few weeks.

The situation originated with a concerned citizen alerting police to the presence of two suspicious individuals in the area of a recent break-in says Cpl. Clint Lange who describes the chain of events that led to the arrests and recovery of some stolen property

The investigation into the break-ins continues with police asking for the public’s assistance in locating some stolen firearms that remain missing.

Anyone with information on the missing weapons is asked to call RCMP or Crimestoppers.

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