Listen Live

Mounties arrest one after tip leads to break-in suspect

Cold Lake mounties are saying one suspect is facing charges after a rash of break-ins to the downtown core. The RCMP says on February 17th they were called out after a bystander noticed a suspicious man entering a home.

Mounties arrived at the scene and quickly noticed shoe prints in the snow matched ones at break-and-enters discovered the night before. The suspect hightailed it out of the house and was later tracked using the police dog near 53rd Avenue. Police say the man tried to resist arrest and was bitten by the dog for his trouble.

25-year-old Nathan Boissoneau faces charges including multiple counts of break and enter. He’s due in Cold Lake court on February 26th.

“This is a great example of why we want the public to report suspicious activity,” says RCMP Sergeant Ryan Howrish. “One person thinking something did not look right and calling the police, led to us making this arrest and solving this investigation in a timely manner.”

Mike Marshall
Mike Marshall
News / Afternoon Host
- Advertisement -

Related Articles

- Advertisement -

Latest News

Heat warning issued for the Lakeland region

Environment Canada has issued a heat warning for the Lakeland, with daytime highs expected to reach 29°C and overnight lows near 14°C for the next two days.

Cold Lake is set to go big for Canada Day with a full day of events

Cold Lake is getting ready to celebrate Canada Day with a lineup of family fun, entertainment, and fireworks on July 1.

RCAF CF-18 to flyby Cold Lake on July 1

With the weather pitching in for Canada Day, expect the roar of the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) as two CF-18 Hornets will flyby at various times over Cold Lake, Lloydminster, and Spruce Grove on July 1.

Woman airlifted to Edmonton after two-vehicle collision near Elk Point

A 78-year-old woman was airlifted to Edmonton in critical condition following a two-vehicle collision in the county of St. Paul on June 24. 

Town of St. Paul ready to host full day of Canada Day events

The town of St. Paul is getting ready for a packed Canada Day celebration on July 1, featuring activities, live entertainment, and a performance of Canadian fiddle music. 
- Advertisement -