RCMP in Saskatchewan have cancelled a Dangerous Person Alert for the Loon Lake area for a 24-year-old man who they believed was in the area and armed.
On Friday Afternoon police said they had located Michael Bouvier along with 24-year-old Jasmine Iron. Bouvier had been taken into custody and police said Iron was safe and being assessed by EMS.
Earlier Friday, police released a statement which said officers were dispatched to a home on Ministikwan Cree Nation after receiving a report that a woman was being held against her will.
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Officers soon determined that 24-year-old Jasmine Iron had left the home with an armed man in a black Dodge Caravan with a deflated front tire, with Saskatchewan license plate 580 LXY.
Later, in the day, police said the pair could also be in a black Dodge Journey, with a plate number of 412 NPF.
The Mounties described Bouvier as being about five-feet-seven-inches tall, weighing 215 pounds with brown eyes and black hair.
They describe Iron as being around five-feet-six-inches tall, weighing 110 pounds, with brown eyes and hair. She is said to be wearing a burgundy-coloured hoodie and jeans, as well as black and white Converse sneakers.
The village of Loon Lake is about a 90 minute drive north-east of Lloydminster.
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