Can You Help Police Locate These Suspects?
Prince George, B.C. – The Prince George RCMP are looking for the public’s help to identify the people responsible for two assault and robberies in Prince George.
The first incident happened at 4:30 in the morning on Tuesday October 28th. Police responded to a report of someone calling for help in an alley behind the 1500 block of Queensway.
Officers attended and found that a lone adult male had been bear sprayed and then robbed of his jacket, wallet and cell phone by two males and a female. A Police Service Dog attended and located the jacket and an empty can of bear spray in a near-by dumpster.
The first suspect was described as:
- First Nations female with a large build
- 173 cm (5’8″)
- Long black hair
- Wearing a black jacket and white t-shirt
Second suspect was described as:
- First Nations male
- 20 to 30 years old
- 178 cm (5’10”)
- 64 kg (140 lbs)
- Wearing a black ball cap, all black clothing
Third suspect was described as:
- First Nations male
- 20 to 30 years old
- 173 cm (5’8″)
- Wearing a light coloured jacket
All efforts to identify these suspects have been negative.
The second incident happened on Saturday November 1stat 6:35 AM . Police responded to a report of a robbery and learned that a single adult male was robbed hours earlier in an empty lot near the corner of the Hart Highway (Highway 97) and Northwood Pulpmill Road. Two adult male suspects assaulted the victim and stole a quantity of cash.
Both suspects were described as:
- Adult males
- 20 to 30 years old
- Between 178 & 183 cm (5’8″ & 5’10”)
- Wearing dark clothing and ball caps
In each case, the victims were transported to the University Hospital of Northern BC by the BC Ambulance Service where they were treated for minor injuries and released.
Investigators have followed up on every lead and are now asking the public’s help in identifying the persons responsible for these two serious offences.
If you have any information about these investigations or the persons responsible, you are asked to contact the Prince George RCMP at (250)561-3300 or anonymously contact Crime Stoppers at 1(800)222-8477, online at www.pgcrimestoppers.bc.ca (English only), or Text-A-Tip to CRIMES (274637) using keyword “pgtips”. You do not have to reveal your identity to Crime Stoppers. If you provide information that leads to an arrest or arrests, you could be eligible for a cash reward.
Comments
Well that makes me want to go shopping downtown.
Both incidents happened a long ways from downtown- one at 4:30 AM and the other at 6:30 AM.
Some people have nothing better to do. Maybe they could get jobs just like everybody else
Why get a job when you can get a bed, hot meals, clothing and groceries from any one of several “outreach facilities” in the city. What has to happen is the RCMP need to start “jacking” these folks up who wander the streets in the wee hours. There is no reason for them to be out and about at those times (unless they are going to legitimate work). This is why the city has a bad rep, until more folks become proactive, this will continue.
Halloween night, lots of school age kids walking around Oct 31/Nov 1 into the wee hours of the morning. 1500 Queensway is behind the motel and Friendship Lodge so pretty much downtown. Lots of homeless wandering around still at the wee early hours, there is even a guy who sleeps by the little shack on Central across from Husky and packs up around 9 am but leaves the cardboard to blow around he gets from the dumpsters to lay on.
Quick, what’s the common denominator in all the suspects?
Posted on Tuesday, November 18, 2014 @ 6:24 PM by PG101
Quick, what’s the common denominator in all the suspects?
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They all live in Canada where CCW is not yet legal!
Professional, you have zero clue about what you’re talking about. Seriously… read a little, and take a look around this city.
Meanwhile, if you’re lurking around the 1500 block Queensway at 4:30 am, it’s fairly likely it’s for something Crack related.
Hey Professional, you seriously DO know what you’re talking about and I agree, nothing wrong with rousting and routine searches,(you know, get rid of the knife, the spray, the gun) maybe they’ll like VCP a lot better.
Last thing we need in Canada is concealed carry, a nutjob with anger management issues might let the lead fly for simple traffic things like pulling up to close,in his mind, to a bike at a light or failing to dim lights within 10km of the guy with heat on the hip.
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