Labrador woman uninjured after alleged kidnapping by her husband, police say | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan's News Source
Subscribe

Would you like to subscribe to our newsletter?

Current Conditions Mostly Cloudy  26.6°C

Labrador woman uninjured after alleged kidnapping by her husband, police say

Original Publication Date March 11, 2018 - 6:51 AM

HAPPY VALLEY-GOOSE BAY, N.L. - A Labrador woman is safe after police say she was taken against her will by her husband.

RCMP are investigating the alleged kidnapping and forcible confinement in Happy Valley-Goose Bay.

They say officers conducted extensive patrols of the area in response to a complaint on Saturday afternoon, but were unable to locate the couple.

Police say they received a call from the woman in Churchill Falls about two hours after the incident was reported.

They say she had managed to flee the vehicle.

Police say they tracked down and arrested the suspect, and the woman did not sustain any injuries.

A 44-year-old man has been charged with kidnapping and forcible confinement.

Mounties say the man was held in custody for a court appearance on Sunday morning, and that other charges are likely.

Note to readers: This story has been updated. A previous version provided the incorrect date of a report to police.

News from © The Canadian Press, 2018
The Canadian Press

  • Popular penticton News
  • Why Okanagan Lake doesn't freeze anymore
    Don Knox remembers not only skating on a glassy smooth Okanagan Lake as a young child, but also on a nicely frozen Mission Creek. “When we were kids – I can’t remember the
  • Judge locks bank accounts of Okanagan business owner, suspected drug supplier
    An Okanagan man suspected of using his car dealership and mortgages to hide drug money had his bank accounts frozen by a judge. He's one of three people included in the order as the prov
  • Where to get weird and exotic snacks in Kelowna
    Arabic malt energy drinks, protein Snickers bars, an edible Barbie dream house, Snoop Dogg chips; if any of those exotic snacks pique your interest there are places to get them in Kelowna. S
  • The free life — and lives — of Dag Aabye
    This feature first ran on iNFOnews in April of 2017. VERNON - For much of the year, home for Dag Aabye is a portable garden shed that he carried, in pieces, halfway up a mountain to a remo
  • Slippery slide: The decline of the Okanagan's waterslides
    They were once a mainstay of an Okanagan summer, where kids could burn off steam running back up the hill for another adrenaline-inducing ride down their favourite waterslide, while their parents
View Site in: Desktop | Mobile