Tag: Castlegar RCMP

Tires worth more than $10,000 stolen in Castlegar

RCMP say tires and rims was stolen from a business in the 1500-block of Columbia Avenue early Wednesday.

Charges laid in Waneta Junction and Robson busts

Two men have now been charged in a pair of busts in Robson and Waneta Junction this week that resulted in the seizure of drugs and the disposal of explosives.

RCMP raid Waneta Junction, Robson properties

Several people have been arrested and a school was briefly placed on lockdown as police raided two rural properties in the Castlegar and Trail areas today as part of a drug trafficking investigation.

Castlegar RCMP searching for missing woman

Kimesha Clarke was last seen on Tuesday in the 1400 block of Columbia Avenue.

Man charged in Castlegar break-in

A 47-year-old Castlegar man has been charged following a residential break-and-enter late last year.

Columbia River drowning victim’s body found

The body of a man swept away in the Columbia River at Castlegar last month has been located.

Man believed drowned in Columbia River

Castlegar RCMP are trying to find a missing man who is believed to have been swept away in the Columbia River and may have drowned.

Castlegar RCMP seek prowler in two incidents

Castlegar RCMP believe the same person is responsible for two property offences over the past few days.

Witnesses sought after Castlegar woman assaulted

RCMP said it happened shortly after 4 p.m. on Monday. They received a report that a young woman was outside a home loading items into a vehicle when a group of youths approached her.

Kootenay RCMP officers to be seconded for FIFA World Cup

Castlegar RCMP expect at least one of their members will join a policing deployment for the FIFA World Cup in Vancouver.

Repeat false alarms in Castlegar could soon come with fines

A new bylaw was introduced this week at city council that would allow two false security alarms within a one-year stretch, but the third one could come with a fine of $200.

Castlegar RCMP hoping for relief to staffing challenges

Sgt. Monty Taylor told city council this week that the local detachment is down to 14 of the 17 officers they are funded for following the transfer of one constable to Prince George.

UPDATED: Castlegar RCMP looking for vehicle in fuel theft

A grey late-model Hyundai Santa Fe is linked to the crime.

UPDATED: Castlegar RCMP seek suspects in fire bombing

Police are looking for two men after a Molotov cocktail was thrown through the front window of a home in the 1200 block of 1st Avenue.

Suspect held in Castlegar thefts

A 46-year-old Castlegar man is in custody accused of break and enter and theft.

Bystanders stop man from jumping off Kinnaird Bridge

RCMP say the uninjured man was rescued just after 7 p.m. on Saturday.

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