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Not so frightful night for Prince George RCMP

It was a steady Halloween night for Prince George RCMP.

Police responded to 90 calls between six pm Friday and six am Saturday.

Corporal Craig Douglass says there was nothing major that came through.

“But just a lot of alcohol related calls for service,” says Douglass, “including violent noise offences, liquor control and licensing act offences, mischief, cause disturbance, suspicious incidents, and some impaired driving charges.”

Douglass says only three impaired driving charges were handed out.

He says this is roughly twice the calls for service compared to a regular Friday night.

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Ted Andrew
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