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RCMP search for man wanted in B.C. and Alberta

The RCMP is requesting the public’s help in locating a man wanted in both British Columbia and Alberta.

38-year-old Justin Robert Hill is wanted in both British Columbia and Alberta on warrants issued out of Fort St. John B.C. for fraud over $5,000 and personation. Hill is also wanted across B.C. for warrants issued in Valemount for resist or obstruct a police officer and breach of his conditions. A warrant for his arrest also exists in Dawson Creek for breach of his conditions as well.

BC RCMP has reason to believe that Hill may be in Northern Alberta.

Justin Hill is described as:

  • a Caucasian male
  • 170 cm (5 ft 7 in)
  • 73 kg (161 lbs)
  • brown hair
  • blue eyes

If located contact the RCMP or the police of jurisdiction in your area. Do not confront Justin Hill.

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Ethan Ready
Ethan Ready
Ethan Ready is new to the Northern Capital, having moved to Prince George from Woodstock, ON. A graduate of Mohawk College in Hamilton, ON, Ethan has joined the MyPGNow newsroom as a news reporter, covering stories in and around the area.

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