Prince George, B.C.- Four people have now been charged in connection with  a home invasion robbery that  took lace in Blackburn last week. The target of the attack  fought off his  attackers with an axe.

Charged are:

• Michael CAMPBELL-ALEXANDER, 18 years old
• Elliott Ryan JOSEPH, 30 years old
• Crystal Dawn SCHIELKE, 22 years old

A female Young Person under the age of 18 was also charged.   Her name cannot be released as per the Youth Criminal Justice Act.

All four are facing the following Criminal Code changes:

• Robbery
• Robbery with Intent to Steal a Firearm
• Break & Enter
• Break & Enter with Intent to Steal a Firearm
• Forcible Confinement
• Use an Imitation Firearm while Committing an Indictable Offence
• Wear Disguise with Intent
• Uttering Threats
• Assault with a Weapon
• Assault Causing Bodily Harm
• Possession of a Firearm Knowing it was Obtained by Crime
• Possession of a Firearm without a Licence
• Knowingly Possess a Firearm without a Licence
• Theft of a Motor Vehicle
• Theft Over $5000
• Theft Under $5000

Campbell-Alexander, Joseph and the female under the age of 18 are also facing a charge of Unlawfully Occupying a Vehicle Knowing there was a Firearm in it.

On Saturday February 7^th, 2015, members of the Prince George RCMP’s General Duty Section located and arrested Michael Campbell-Alexander and the female under the age of 18 at a residence on McIntyre Crescent in Prince George. Campbell-Alexander and the Young Person will appear in Prince George Provincial Court later today. Schielke, who has been in custody since February 2^nd, will appear in Prince George Provincial Court on Thursday February 12^th.

An arrest warrant has been issued for Elliott Ryan Joseph.   Joseph is a resident of Prince George, however he is originally from the Fort St. James area. He is described as: 

• First Nations male
• Black hair
• Brown eyes
• 175 cm (5’9″)
• 68 kg (150 lbs)

If you have any information about Elliott Ryan Joseph or where he might be, please contact the Prince George RCMP at (250)561-3300 or anonymously contact Crime Stoppers at 1(800)222-8477.