The Merritt RCMP has released its weekly update, this time looking to highlight a lack of regard for the system by offenders, as well as a lack of action by the courts on multiple failure to appear and impaired driving incidents.
Two armed robbery suspects, accused of robbing a gas station in the 2300 block of Nicola Avenue and assaulting the clerk, have been identified and apprehended by Merritt RCMP Frontline Officers.
A Merritt man is facing a slew of criminal theft and firearm related charges, adding seven new charges to the list by fleeing from police while out on bail.
A Merritt man facing a rash of charges including robbery, assault with a weapon and pointing a firearm was remanded in custody Wednesday (June 8) in Kamloops provincial court.
Merritt RCMP frontline officers took a Merritt man into custody after a lengthy bike and foot pursuit on the night April 15.
On March 21, 2021, Merritt front line officers were called to a home in the 2800 block of Cranna Crescent where it was alleged that the suspect had broken into the home and assaulted a victim over a personal dispute.
A Merritt woman is charged after fighting with RCMP officers, and a Logan Lake man is charged with multiple offences.
Attempted murder charges have been dropped against Gerald Cooper, a Fort St John man who was involved in a shootout with RCMP between Merritt and Lower Nicola along Hwy 8 last summer.
Merritt RCMP have released a media report informing citizens of what has kept their officers busy, including new charges and a court outcome.
Merritt RCMP have provided an update on what their officers have been up to recently.
Several court outcomes were released last week regarding crimes in the Merritt area.
A charge of assault has been approved against Kelowna Mountie, Cst. Lacy Browning.
The Trans Mountain Pipeline has been given the go-ahead by federal court.
A Merritt man charged with selling fentanyl-laced heroin to a trio of women who wound up overdosing after snorting what they thought was cocaine has been found not guilty.
Timothy Meldrum, 47, has pleaded not guilty to one count of trafficking cocaine, heroin, fentanyl and carfentanil.
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