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RCMP block access to West Lake Estates Road

Police are not allowing traffic into an area of West Lake Estates Road in Prince George.

At least two cars are stationed at the 24270 address, and neighbours on the road said they’ve been there all night.

According to a woman living in the area, who wished to remain anonymous, she was warned by another resident that police, saying they were from “RCMP serious crimes.” were going door to door last night looking for information.

Police at the scene were not able to give comment and no further information is available at this time, however, we will be updating as it becomes available.

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