‘Disturbance’ Call Nets Robbery Suspects
Prince George, BC – One man has been remains in custody, another has been ordered to return to court at a future date in connection with a robbery at a local liquor store.
Prince George RCMP say the pair allegedly shoplifted a bottle of vodka from a store in the Tabor Plaza on Thursday evening. They then apparently returned an hour later and threatened the clerk before making off with a bottle of whiskey. Police were called after this second incident.
Despite patrols and the use of a Police Service Dog, the suspects could not be located. However, a disturbance call from Boyd Street just after midnight connected the RCMP with the men they were looking for – police arrested a 23-year-old Prince George man and a 21-year-old man from Keremeos.
The 21-year-old remains behind bars on a warrant for failing to comply with a Probation Order.
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I’m still LMAO. Don’t get caught, then do get caught by their stupid antics. Probably newly released from jail. If they hurry up and plead guilty, they’ll probably get a day in jail……….
…and eighteen months probation.
Is the phrase “stupid criminal” considered an oxymoron? Never mind the fact they are lowdown scumbag thieves.
How about the Ferndale kidnappers and their grow op at the same place they held their prey? Or the rocket scientist in Vanderhoof, caught speeding, with the back seat area of his truck loaded up with pot.
Laugh we may, but these people walk amoung us, and probably don’t contribute their share of taxes.Oh! another reason to despise them!
metalman.
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