Warrant Issued for Quesnel man awaiting trial for serious assault

   A warrant has been issued for a Quesnel man who walked away from VisionQuest, a treatment center in Logan Lake, last Tuesday. 
   RCMP are looking for 20-year old Kelly Gerk.
   It is believed he may be heading back to the Quesnel or Prince George area.
   Gerk and 20-year old Colton Roy are awaiting trial in connection with a serious assault.
   The court date is currently set for May 14th.
   They are charged with aggravated assault, assault with a weapon and assault in connection with an incident back in April of last year.
   Police say they received a report at 4 am of an injured man in the 500 block of Callanan Street.
   The man was rushed to G.R. Baker Hospital with severe injures and was later transported to a larger facility for treatment.
   The victim has since been identified as Curtis Spencer.
   Anyone with information on Gerk’s whereabouts is asked to call the Quesnel RCMP or Crime Stoppers.

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