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Police Seize Cash following ‘Road Rage Incident’

A road rage incident led Williams Lake RCMP to drugs and cash over the weekend.

Just after 8 AM Saturday, officers were called to a road rage incident in a local parking lot. Police arrested the two quarreling men upon arrival.

Police were told one of the men presented a knife during the confrontation and decided to search his car, where they found a trace amount of vegetative marijuana and $19,200 in cash. The money was seized under proceeds of crime.

“Each incident is unique in the policing world, and sometimes those incidents yield really good results. In this instance some illegitimate cash-flow has been taken off the streets,” says Constable Taylor Cakkebs.

Both men have been released and charges are pending.

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