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Traffic Services, Island District - Driver of Stolen Vehicle Kills Two on Malahat
File # SITS 2010-117, North Vancouver 2010-4869, Shawnigan Lake 2010-465 2010-02-20 19:44 PST
A fatal motor vehicle collision on the Malahat early Saturday afternoon has left a motorcycle rider and his passenger dead and the suspect driver of the second vehicle involved at large.
This incident started early Saturday morning in North Vancouver when an unknown male entered a residence, stole some property and the homeowner's car, a newer model Honda Accord, while the homeowner's were home. The homeowner reported the incident to North Vancouver RCMP. Later in the morning, the stolen Honda was seen going through the toll booth at Horseshoe Bay. The lone male suspect's picture was captured by BC Ferries video surveillance. Police believe that the stolen Honda and suspect driver arrived at Departure Bay at approximately 10:00 AM.
At approximately 12:25 hours police, fire and ambulance were dispatched to a fatal collision that occurred near the Arbutus Rest Stop on the Malahat. Police learned that the stolen Honda was travelling south and made an illegal left turn into the rest stop, cutting in front of a motorcycle which collided with the Honda, killing both the male rider and fermale passenger of the motorcycle.
The suspect fled the scene of the collision. Police utilized the resources of Police Service Dog from Nanaimo, Coast Guard, RCMP Air Services from Vancouver, and Members from Shawnigan Lake, Westshore and South Island Traffic Services to try to locate the suspect, but to no avail.
The Integrated Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Section (ICARS), Criminal Crash Investigation Team (CCIT) and Forensic Identification Section (FIS) attended the scene to continue the investigation. The Malahat was closed for several hours.
The investigation is continuing and being handled by Members of South Island Traffic Services CCIT. The names of the people killed in this collision will not be released pending the notification of next of kin.
Police are asking for the public's assistance in identifying the suspect driver. This is a far reaching investigation and the suspect may well be from the Greater Vancouver area. Anyone with information about the suspect is asked to call Cst. Brian Sampson of South Island Traffic Services at 250 416 0352.
Anyone with information regarding this collision who has yet to speak with police is asked to call Cst. Sampson at the number above.
Released by
Cst. Mike Halskov
Media Relations Officer / Team Leader - CCIT
South Island Traffic Services, Chemainus, BC V0R 1K0
9921 Chemainus Rd.
Office No.: (250) 416-0352
Fax No.: (250) 416-0354 michael.halskov@rcmp-grc.gc.ca
I was driving up the Malahat yesterday and drove past this accident maybe less than 10 minutes after it happened, the ambulances hadn't even arrived yet.
I don't think I'll get the picture of the dead motorcyclists' body out of my head... RIP
son of a bitch.
ill keep my eye out for him Im DT all day
While it is nice for you to keep an eye out.... The guy is most likely still on Vancouver Island... and there is like a million people downtown right now.. I doubt even if the guy walked right up to you and asked for directions somewhere you would notice him.
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how can he live with himself running over 2 people and killing them..........
He didn't run them over. He turned left illegally in front of them and they T-boned the hood.
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Originally Posted by terkan
epic fail...
idiot decided to stay near the area where he killed the people
What else can you do, call a taxi in the middle of nowhere?
What I do find weird though is why he did all this stuff. If he wanted a stolen car it would've been a whole lot easier to just take one from the Island.
My girlfriend's next period should be any day now, maybe I can drug her into letting me near her vagina. Apparently Nyquil fucks her up really good.
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Originally Posted by AsNoobAsItGets
I'm capable of many many many things. You may see me as a some guy on the internet but you don't know the half of it. I don't talk tough just for sh*ts & giggles but I do do tough things, bet my life on that!!
Traffic Services, Island District - UPDATE - Suspect involved in Double Fatal Accident on Malahat in Custody
File # SITS 2010-117, North Vancouver 2010-4869, Shawnigan Lake 2010-465 2010-02-21 15:19 PST
A suspect involved in the the fatal motor vehicle collision on the Malahat early Saturday afternoon has been taken into custody.
At approximately 12:25 hours on February 20, 2010, police, fire and ambulance were dispatched to a fatal collision that occurred near the Arbutus Rest Stop on the Malahat. Police learned that the stolen Honda was travelling south and made an illegal left turn into the rest stop, cutting in front of a motorcycle which collided with the Honda, killing both the male rider and fermale passenger of the motorcycle. The driver of the stolen Honda fled the scene of the collision.
The suspect from North Vancouver in his mid 20's was found fairly near to the crash scene this morning. He was arrested without incident and is currently in custody in Duncan. The "E" Division Interview Team is on their way over.
The suspect will be held overnight and brought before a judge tomorrow. He will be facing numerous charges, including Criminal Negligence Causing Death (x2), Failing to Remain at a Scene Causing Death (x2), Dangerous Operation Motor Vehicle Causing Death (x2), Possession of Stolen Property over $5000, Fraud use of Credit Card and Prohibited Driving (MVA).
Our thanks to the public who came forward with information that lead to the suspect's arrest this morning! The investigation is continuing.
Read Full Background Release.
Released by
Cst. Mike Halskov
Media Relations Officer / Team Leader - CCIT
South Island Traffic Services, Chemainus, BC V0R 1K0
9921 Chemainus Rd.
Office: (250) 416-0352
Fax: (250) 416-0354
Email: michael.halskov@rcmp-grc.gc.ca