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100 Mile RCMP Looking for 3 Suspects of a Break and Enter

RCMP in 100 Mile House say three people broke into a house on Emerald Crescent in Lac La Hache.

The police received the call of the break and enter on July 5 on the 3000 block of Emerald Crescent, but when they arrived at the scene, they could not locate anyone.

“Evidence was found that the house had been entered,” says Sergeant Brian Lamb, also saying police found a point of entry into the residence.

“It is believed that three people had entered the property. It has not been determined if anything was taken, and the incident occurred at approximately 4:00 a.m.”

Police describe the three suspects as a male wearing camo clothing, a male wearing a white hoodie, and a female “who appeared older in age.”

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