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UPDATE: RCMP arrest suspect allegedly involved in semi-truck shootings along HWY 97

UPDATE:

RCMP have arrested a suspect in connection to a string of shootings at commercial semi-trucks along Highway 97 heading southbound.

According to North District Mounties, information reported on Saturday afternoon led police to believe the person in the alleged 2009 blue Dodge Caliber had made it to the Chilliwack area.

The individual remains in custody and the investigation is still on-going, but RCMP say there is no further risk to the public.

ORIGINAL STORY:

The North District RCMP are asking for the public’s help in locating a car allegedly involved in a series of shootings along Highway 97 South within the last 24 hours.

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Since Friday night, Mounties have been receiving calls about commercial semi-trucks becoming targets from an unconfirmed weapon fired from a vehicle, where the suspect is aiming at the radiators.

Police are looking for they identify as:

– 2009 Dodge Caliber
– Dirty Blue
– 4 Doors
– Ontario license plate: CAVM 918
– Likely continuing southbound

Corporal Madonna Saunderson is urging truck drivers to report any suspicious damage caused by these incidents.

“Major crimes has the lead on this investigation and are working very diligently to establish and identify the person that is responsible for these shootings on these commercial vehicles.”

Saunderson adds there have been no reported injuries at this time.

“The quicker we identify an individual and find this person, that certainly reduces and eliminate the risks for anymore tractor-trailer units out there. Police are working fast as I can.”

She adds shots have been fired near places like Burns Lake, Houston, Vanderhoof, Clucuz Lake, Prince George, Quesnel, and 100 Mile House.

Anyone who sees this vehicle should not approach it or the person inside, but to call 9-1-1, their local RCMP detachment, or Crime-Stoppers at 1 (800) 222-8477.

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