Stolen vehicle from North Peace airport returned
FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — A car stolen from the North Peace Regional Airport in November has been returned to its owner.
The RCMP had asked for the public’s assistance locating the silver Volkswagon on December 29th, 2022.
A new report from the Fort St. John RCMP on January 6th said the car was recovered and returned after follow-up investigations.
Media relations officer for the Fort St. John RCMP, Chad Neustaeter, said that the media release had been key in alerting the public of the theft, which had led to the car’s return.
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He also stated in the release that the investigation had determined that no criminal offence had occurred, and thus the suspects would not be facing any charges.
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