A vehicle stolen in Calgary was recovered by Sicamous RCMP after it became stuck in a snowbank and its occupants reportedly fled.
On Monday, March 9 at 1 a.m., an RCMP officer saw an Audi SUV with Alberta plates driving slowly down Main Street in Sicamous. The officer followed the vehicle onto Sicamous Solsqua Road where it became stuck in a snowbank after pulling into a residential driveway. Police said the vehicle’s two occupants jumped out and ran away from the scene.
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Assistance was called for from both the Salmon Arm RCMP and a dog handler from Vernon, but the occupants of the vehicle were not located.
The SUV had been stolen in Calgary on March 6. It was towed to the Sicamous RCMP detachment for further examination.
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