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Arrest made in suspicious death

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 21 Jul, 2023 03:52 PM
  • Arrest made in suspicious death

Prince George Mounties say they've made an arrest in a suspicious death of a woman found on Tuesday.

Mounties say a 22-year-old woman died during a home invasion which they believe was a targeted incident.

Police say the suspect is in custody on unrelated matters, and no charges have been laid. 

The R-C-M-P say no further details are available about the circumstances of the home invasion and the investigation is ongoing.

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