SLAVE LAKE, Alta. – A string of charges have been laid against two young women alleged to have committed a series of crimes in Slave Lake, Alta.
Mounties said it started when they received four complaints in less than 20 minutes about a black Dodge truck allegedly driving dangerously in and around the community.
Get breaking National news
That was followed by complaints about the armed robbery of a liquor store, a home invasion at gunpoint and several driving infractions.
Police tried to stop the vehicle at a truck stop but it sped away, only coming to a halt when it was driven down a dead-end road in an industrial area.
- ‘Want to see more’: Further action demanded after 7 Montreal police officers fired
- Family identifies Kingston woman killed by alleged speeding impaired driver on Highway 401
- Judge orders Bitcoin, laptop be returned to convicted killer William Sandeson
- Alberta teen accused of terrorism offences connected to ISIS
-
![]()
Toronto police didn’t know hospital patient was Bridle Path home invasion suspect, chief says -
![]()
Police in Toronto and Oshawa investigating tainted Halloween candy -
![]()
Toronto police explain decision not to arrest suspect in Bridle Path home invasion -
![]()
Police find suspect in intimate partner violence case dead at UofT student residence
Janelle Layla Grey, 27, and Amanda Christine Harasym, 26, both of Edmonton, are charged with break and enter, robbery, pointing a firearm, using a disguise during the commission of an offence, multiple weapon offences, and flight from police.
Comments
Comments closed.
Due to the sensitive and/or legal subject matter of some of the content on globalnews.ca, we reserve the ability to disable comments from time to time.
Please see our Commenting Policy for more.