Trio Arrested at Quince Street Residence
Wednesday, December 28, 2011 @ 9:43 AM
Prince George, B.C.- Three men have been arrested following the execution of a search warrant on a Quince Street home.
Around 10:30 last night, members of the Prince George RCMP’s General Duty Section executed a Criminal Code search warrant at a residence on the 2200 block of Quince Street.
A quantity of cocaine and a prohibited weapon were seized.
Three adult males were arrested in the residence, all of whom are said to be well known to police. Two have been held for court later today and one has been released with documents to appear in court at a later date.
Police will be recommending both Controlled Drugs and Substances Act and Criminal Code charges against all three men.
Comments
Great work RCMP.
Yessiree, looks like crime is out of the downtown core and now in the edges and outskirts of the city.
Since when is Quince Street considered to be on the ‘edges and outskirts’?
I’ll re-phrase – The city’s main downtown area.
How about we figure out a way to get these effn judges to handle the “well known to police” losers? Everyone jumps on the RCMPs back whenever they burp but no one considers how frustrating it must be to arrest the same a-holes over and over again…
We number 1,were number 1….and do not 4get why!
Judges like their jobs. Easy work while they expand their egos. The more people they turn free, the more judges the province needs.
guesswhat: “I’ll re-phrase – The city’s main downtown area.”
I still don’t see what you’re getting at. Crime on Quince street is not new by any stretch, regardless of what is happening or not happening downtown.
I’d like to make a call for term limits for judges… and hire more of them… if they want to work more after ten years on the bench then so be it, but a job for life doesn’t equal justice in the courts IMO.
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