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An observant employee help police nab a pair of bad guys.
Thursday morning, May 16 at 8:30 a.m., employees from the Esso gas station on Columbia Street reported a suspicious vehicle was parked behind the building.
“Officers attended and found two men sitting inside of the pick-up truck. When the license plate was checked, it was found to have been stolen out of Saskatchewan. The man sitting in the driver’s seat, 26-years-old, was arrested without incident. The male passenger, 24-years-old, resisted arrest but was ultimately taken into custody,” said Cpl. Jodi Shelkie.
It was found that both men were breaching conditions from Saskatchewan. As well, the passenger had a warrant for his arrest from Saskatchewan.
All information will be forwarded to the British Columbia Prosecution Service who will determine charges.
