Tag: Trail RCMP

Man charged in downtown Trail vandalism

A 30-year-old Trail man is facing six counts of mischief after several businessees and vehicles were damaged downtown.

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.

Trail drug investigations rise after recriminalization

Trail's police chief says an increase in drug investigations during the second quarter of this year likely reflects the recriminalization of certain drugs in BC.

Montrose stabbing trial set for January

Michael Frederick Stone is charged with one count of assault causing bodily harm.

UPDATED: Motorcyclist dies after hitting elk on Montrose hill

A local motorcyclist has been killed after hitting an elk near the top of the Montrose hill on Highway 3B.

Two people dead in RV fire near Seven Mile Dam

RCMP said in a news release that Kootenay Boundary Regional Fire Rescue arrived Tuesday to find the RV fully engulfed.

Trail RCMP call volumes up 17% in Q1 

Trail RCMP saw a 17 per cent increase in calls in the first quarter of this year compared to last, driven in part by drug files and requests to check on the wellbeing of others.

Man arrested during search of Fruitvale home

One man has been arrested after police searched a home on Mills Street for weapons in Fruitvale this morning.

Trail man faces gun charge after home searched

RCMP say they executed a search warrant on Wednesday. Two people inside the home were arrested, although one of them was released without charges.

Staff Sgt. Dave Johnson named to head up Trail RCMP

Johnson, who took over as detachment commander about four weeks ago, previously served in Trail and Castlegar.

Man arrested in Trail gas station robbery

Police responded to an alarm last night at a gas station after a man armed with a knife entered and demanded money.

Montrose man arrested in stabbing

A man is in custody after an argument between neighbours in Montrose turned violent.

Witnesses sought in downtown Trail assault

On Nov. 29 at about 9:30 p.m., a victim was assaulted by an unknown man at 970 Spokane Street.

Greater Trail youth targeted for online extortion

Police say they were contacted Friday after the youth connected with an unknown suspect by social media.

More counterfeit cash turns up in Trail

Police say in both incidents the bills were used in the 1500 block of 2nd Avenue.

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