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Comox Valley RCMP seek assistance to identify theft suspect

RCMP Wylie Henderson -
Comox Valley RCMP are asking for the public’s help identifying a theft suspect in Courtenay.

Youths arrested following reports of dangerous e-bike use

RCMP Wylie Henderson -
Comox Valley RCMP have arrested several youths and seized electric bikes and scooters following reports of dangerous riding in Courtenay.

Burnaby man charged with attempted murder in NIC assault

Crime Wylie Henderson -
Police responded early Wednesday to reports of an aggravated assault in progress involving an edged weapon at NIC. Two victims sustained injuries and the suspect was arrested.

Two injured in assault at North Island College, investigation underway

Crime Wylie Henderson -
Comox Valley RCMP are investigating an aggravated assault that took place at North Island College early Wednesday morning.

Comox Valley RCMP issue warning about “spoofing” phone scams

RCMP Wylie Henderson -
RCMP said they have received several reports of calls where the caller ID is manipulated to display “Comox Valley RCMP.”

Comox Valley RCMP boost presence near schools as class resumes

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Police are reminding drivers, pedestrians and cyclists to slow down and stay alert, particularly during drop-off and pick-up times.

Driver in critical condition following collision near Fanny Bay

RCMP Wylie Henderson -
Police were called to a report of a collision on Highway 19 northbound at the Rosewall Creek Bridge shortly after 1:40 p.m.

Comox Valley RCMP seek assistance in armed robbery investigation

Crime Wylie Henderson -
Comox Valley RCMP are seeking assistance identifying a suspect following an armed robbery at a Courtenay business Tuesday, Aug. 25.

RCMP seeking riders of dirt bike, e-bike seen driving dangerously along Cliffe Avenue

RCMP Nathan Maley -
Police in the Comox Valley are looking to identify the riders of a dirt bike and an e-bike after they were seen driving recklessly on Courtenay streets. 

Comox Valley RCMP investigations nets seizures of drugs, weapons

RCMP Wylie Henderson -
Comox Valley RCMP said several recent drug trafficking investigations in Courtenay have led to the seizure of suspected drugs, cash and weapons.

Recent collisions prompt Comox Valley RCMP to ask drivers to slow down

RCMP Wylie Henderson -
Comox Valley RCMP are urging drivers to slow down and stay focused after a number of serious collisions in the region this summer.

Comox Valley RCMP seek witnesses after Ryan Road theft

RCMP Wylie Henderson -
Comox Valley RCMP are seeking witnesses and dashcam footage following a theft on Ryan Road last week.

Comox Valley RCMP asking public to help identify truck and trailer related to property damage investigation

RCMP Nathan Maley -
Comox Valley RCMP are looking to speak with the driver of a pickup truck towing a large recreational trailer who may have information about a property damage investigation in downtown Courtenay. 

Comox Valley RCMP looking for man wanted for robbery

RCMP Nathan Maley -
Comox Valley RCMP is asking the public for help to find a wanted man. 

Comox Valley RCMP reminding public to be vigilant after report of fraudulent ticket sales

RCMP Nathan Maley -
People purchasing event tickets through social media platforms and online marketplaces are being asked to use caution. 

Comox Valley RCMP warning of spikes found on Courtenay trails

RCMP Nathan Maley -
Bike riders and trail users are being asked to exercise caution after multiple reports of spike devices being found in the Comox Valley. 
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