UPDATE: The 25-year-old dirt biker who was reported missing on Tuesday and then returned home on his own is now facing charges.
Kyle Macinnes appeared in Vernon court on Friday. He’s now facing four counts of failing to comply with a Recognizance of bail. RCMP say several of his bail conditions were not being followed while he was absent from his residence for the 36 hours he was considered missing.
Macinnes has two outstanding charges still being dealt with in the courts. One for assault causing bodily harm. . The other for mischief under $5000.
VERNON, B.C. – A 25-year-old dirt biker has been found after being missing for nearly two days south of Vernon, B.C.
An intensive search was executed Thursday morning for Kyle Macinnes, who went for a ride at about 4 p.m. Tuesday and hadn’t been seen since.
A trio of search and rescue teams from Vernon, Kelowna and the Shuswap scoured an area outside Vernon by both ground and air.
Concerns were mounted because he is not an experienced rider and he was not wearing a helmet.
But the search ended when Macinnes returned home on his own at about 10:15 a.m. Thursday.
He is now being interviewed by police and it is not yet known where he had been or if he has any injuries. (CKIZ)
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