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Bonnyville/ Cold Lake mounties team up to catch hit-and-run suspects

Police say four people now face charges after a hit-and-run on a Cold Lake RCMP car. Mounties in Bonnyville are saying on the evening of November 28th they spotted the vehicle used in the hit and run which then took off when police tried to pull it over. Police from Cold Lake and Bonnyville followed the vehicle and eventually popped the tires using a spike strip.

Three people were taken into custody after the vehicle was stopped while a fourth was tracked down by the Cold Lake RCMP dog. The suspects now face charges including possession of stolen property. Mounties say at least two suspects are tied to other crimes in the Bonnyville/ Cold Lake area. All four will face Bonnyville court on December 18th

Mike Marshall
Mike Marshall
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