Tag: Crime

Trail date set for accused in stabbing incident in Downtown Quesnel

The man accused of stabbing someone in Quesnel, in January, has a trail date set for October 14. The trail is scheduled to take place over four days.

South Cariboo Citizens on Patrol in 100 Mile House looking for new volunteers

The South Cariboo Citizens on Patrol is putting the call out for new volunteers.

Williams Lake residents feeling “tired, hopeless, and held hostage” when it comes to public safety in their community

Williams Lake Mayor and Council, the MP and MLA, and local stakeholders heard responses gathered from a community safety survey as well as public feedback in a Public Safety Meeting held on Wednesday, July 15.

B.C. expands program targeting repeat property offenders

The B.C. government says it will expand a pilot program aimed at repeat property offenders by establishing 12 new regional hubs across the province with a $16-million investment over two years.

Prince George MLA’s demanding urgent change to downtown arson crisis

Prince George-Valemount MLA Roslyn Bird also signed off on the recommendations.

Williams Lake Councillor supports closing jails depsite potential legal road blocks

Williams Lake City Council discussed the option of closing the city's jail, as well as continuing discussions with senior governments on stronger criminal act and prosecution reform during Tuesday, June 9's council meeting.

Williams Lake City Councillor calls for drastic measures to deal with prolific offenders

Councillor Scott Nelson suggested another drastic option for the City of Williams Lake to look into at a future emergency community public meeting during Tuesday, May 26's City Council Meeting.

Williams Lake RCMP dealing with more crime files in quarterly update

Acting Officer in Charge for the Williams Lake RCMP, Staff Sergeant Brad McKinnon addressed the City Council in a quarterly updated in Tuesday night's city council meeting.

Quesnel Chamber of Commerce says businesses can’t take it any more !

andalism, violence, crime, and theft. That was the focus of a meeting on Thursday (April 9) night at the Chamber of Commerce office at City Hall in Quesnel.

Orange ATV stolen from property in 100 Mile House

An orange Kubota RTD 900 ATV was stolen from a property in 100 Mile House on Feb 18. Police say a man in a brown snow suit used a white truck to drag the ATV away.

RCMP identify suspect in Tumbler Ridge shooting that left 9 dead, injured dozens

RCMP said the suspect in Tuesday’s deadly shootings in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., had previous interactions with police related to her mental health and firearms had previously been seized from the home.

100 Mile House RCMP on the look out for stolen trucks

100 Mile House RCMP are looking for two stolen trucks. One was used in a break and enter on January 21, and the other was stolen from a property on January 26.

Homicide investigation underway in Quesnel area

RCMP are investigating the death a of Quesnel man as a homicide. Police say the isolated incident occurred on January 22, and one person is in custody.

Williams Lake Councillor calls Attorney General’s letter “a bunch of Gar-baty Gook”

Williams Lake City Councillor Scott Nelson says the letter from the Attorney General's office to Mayor and Council rehashes already known initiaves, and more stricter policies need to be done sooner to make communities safer from violent and repeat offenders.

100 Mile RCMP arrest two in ongoing counterfeit investigation

100 Mile House RCMP arrested two men on December 3 when executing multiple search warrants on residences as part of an ongoing Counterfeit Currency Investigation. RCMP have been investigating counterfeit $100 and $50 bills circulating in 100 Mile House and the Cariboo since early September.

Suspended sentence for man accused of stealing logging truck in Quesnel

   A man accused of stealing a logging truck in Quesnel has been sentenced in provincial court.

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