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Bogus Shambhala tickets leads to arrests

Glenn Hicks
By Glenn Hicks

Police have arrested two people for selling fraudulent tickets for the Shambhala Music Festival.

NPD investigated after festival staff found people trying to get in had invalid tickets.

A victim then went to police.

Here’s Constable Lisa Schmidtke.

A 35 year old woman and 49 year old man – both from Nelson – are facing multiple charges.

Glenn Hicks
Glenn Hicks

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