Meadow Lake RCMP say they have located a woman who was thought to be potentially being held against her will in a car.
In a release Monday, RCMP said they have identified the woman and that she is safe.
RCMP said they received a call Friday evening stating a woman was screaming the back of a car on the Flying Dust First Nation.
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A man and woman were seen in the front seats of the car. According to the initial RCMP report, at one point it looked like the woman got into the back seat and tried to subdue the occupant.
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The car then drove away in the direction of Green Lake.
Police confirmed Monday that the woman had not been abducted or harmed.
No other details have been released by the RCMP.
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