Yellowknife RCMP investigate stolen vehicle in Explorer Hotel parking lot

Yellowknife RCMP are investigating a possible stolen vehicle that was involved in a single vehicle collision in the Explorer Hotel parking lot. Two individuals were seen fleeing the area.

On May 16, 2023, Yellowknife RCMP received a complaint regarding the vehicle and quickly established it was stolen. Police dogs attended the scene and began to track the suspects through the area.

A slight disruption to traffic occurred on the intersection of 49th Street and 49th Ave as dogs and police officers were tracking the suspects.

As a result of the investigation, Yellowknife RCMP identified two youth suspects, and the matter is still under investigation.

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