The two suspects arrested south of 150 Mile House Tuesday, March 2, following a high-speed chase with the RCMP have been charged. (Will Roberts photo)

High-speed chase suspects charged, remain in custody after arrest south of Williams Lake

John Craig and Maggie M. Higgott appeared in Williams Lake Provincial Court March 4

Two people arrested south of Williams Lake during a high-speed, multi-jurisdictional chase by RCMP on Tuesday, March 2 have been charged.

John Craig faces one count of break and enter in Loon Lake, two counts of failing to stop while being pursued by police and one count of dangerous driving.

Maggie M. Higgott faces one charge of break and enter in Loon Lake.

Read more: WATCH: Two suspects arrested after multi-jurisdictional chase

Craig and Higgott appeared in Williams Lake Provincial Court on Thursday, March 4. They remain in custody.

Their next court appearance is scheduled for Wednesday, March 10 in Williams Lake.

Read more: Volunteers, police search Highway 97 for articles related to high-speed chase

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