Listen Live
Listen Live
Listen Live

Driver flees scene of check stop in the South Cariboo

100 Mile House RCMP spent some of the long weekend conducting a check stop in the Lac La Hache area.

Sargeant Brian Lamb said on September 1st a vehicle was stopped where the male driver could not provide his driver licence and provided a fictitious name.

Lamb said while speaking with the male he fled the scene in his vehicle.

Members subsequently located the vehicle at a house in Lac La Hache.

“Police did not locate the male,” Lamb said, “but have since identified him and will be following up with proposed charges of obstruction and flight from police.”

Something going on in the Cariboo you think people should know about?
Send us a news tip by emailing [email protected].

Pat Matthews
Pat Matthews
Pat started working in the Cariboo in 1989 after spending several years in radio in Terrace. He worked in the creative department until 2017 when he switched over to news covering Williams Lake and the South Cariboo as well as being the afternoon host on Country 840 in 100 Mile House.

Continue Reading

ckbx Now playing play

cffm Now playing play

ckcq Now playing play

- Advertisement -

Related Articles

- Advertisement -

Latest News

Evacuation Alert issued for the Bosk Lake Fire Area

An Evacuation Alert has been issued by the Cariboo Regional District at the Emergency Operations.

Beef Trail Creek & Dusty Lake wildfire update

The Beef Trail Creek wildfire North of Anahim Lake is estimated to be 7800 hectares in size.

No critical injuries after incident with B.C. Wildfire Service helicopter

Officials said there were no critical injuries after a B.C. Wildfire Service helicopter made a “forced landing” near Pemberton late Wednesday morning. 

Xatśūll First Nation Appealing to Overturn B.C Supreme Court Decision

The Xatśūll First Nation are filing an appeal to overturn the B.C Supreme Court's decision on August 6 to authorize the raising of the additional Tailings Storage Dam at the Mount Polley Mine.

Union, industry leaders push for Canadian-built ferries as summit wraps

The head of a union representing close to 5,000 ferry workers in British Columbia says he is optimistic about the future of shipbuilding in the province after attending this week’s “Made in Canada” summit.
- Advertisement -