Sentencing hearing set for man arrested in August
A man arrested in Fort St. John in August, Wayne Bradley Pizzey, is set to be sentenced in December 2025.
FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — A man arrested in Fort St. John in August is set to be sentenced near the end of the year.
Wayne Bradley Pizzey was arrested in August following a notice to the public from the local RCMP detachment a few days prior.
He was wanted on charges of failing to comply with a probation order and driving while prohibited under the Motor Vehicle Act.
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According to Court Services Online (CSO), Pizzey has previously pleaded guilty to both charges.
CSO now says Pizzey is set to appear in court for a sentencing hearing on December 8th, 2025.
Pizzey was one of several people the RCMP issued wanted notices for during the week of August 14th.
The remaining four — Tanis Patricia Lea-Wellard, Shayne Steve Karey, Shawn Alexander Wilson and Charlynn Mae Woloschuk — are still at large.
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