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Update: Search for armed man in Mackenzie now a missing persons investigation

Update 8:30 a.m., Friday July 15th DB

The Mackenzie RCMP are continuing to search for a local resident who is exhibiting some concerning behaviour.

Police say the search is now transitioning into a missing person’s investigation.

The Mackenzie RCMP have been working with several partners to locate 39-year-old Colin Taylor.

Mounties have been working exhaustively following leads and tips in the area of Lost Lake trail since Wednesday, when it was first reported he was behaving erratically.

Taylor is not believed to be equipped for an extended stay in the wilderness, and friends and family have serious concerns for his well-being.

He was last seen wearing a baseball cap, a white t-shirt, and blue jeans.

At this time, police believe there is no indication the public is at immediate risk, but preventative measures, such as the closure of the trail system, need to be taken seriously.

Anyone who comes across Colin Taylor is asked to immediately contact the Mackenzie RCMP.

-Files by Darin Bain, My PG Now 

Original Story:

Mackenzie RCMP are asking the public to steer clear of the trails east of town and Morfee lake Road as a search for an armed man continues from last night.

Mackenzie officers were called to Lost Lake Trail last night just after 6:30 after a 39-year-old man, a friend of the 911 caller, came to the trail with a rifle.

The man was acting strangely and the caller was concerned for his wellbeing.

He was last seen entering the Lost Lake Trail. Shortly after, several shots were heard.

A search that started last night has resumed and has been going on all day. The North District Emergency Response team, air services, and the police dogs have all joined in the search.

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