Crowsnest Pass man charged for indecent act
A Crowsnest Pass man has been charged with committing an indecent act, following an RCMP investigation into community concerns.
Crowsnest Pass RCMP say Bob Stelmack was charged May 25 under Section 173(1) of the Criminal Code. According to police, the charge was laid after allegations were substantiated by a thorough investigation.
In a statement released online, RCMP addressed the public directly, saying the update was intended to ensure accurate information is available to the community. Officers also encouraged residents to continue reporting concerning behaviour.
Police noted that if any safety risk to the community were identified, a safety bulletin would be issued.
No further details about the incident were released.
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Crowsnest Pass man charged for indecent act
A Crowsnest Pass man has been charged with committing an indecent act, following an RCMP investigation into community concerns.
Crowsnest Pass RCMP say Bob Stelmack was charged May 25 under Section 173(1) of the Criminal Code. According to police, the charge was laid after allegations were substantiated by a thorough investigation.
In a statement released online, RCMP addressed the public directly, saying the update was intended to ensure accurate information is available to the community. Officers also encouraged residents to continue reporting concerning behaviour.
Police noted that if any safety risk to the community were identified, a safety bulletin would be issued.
No further details about the incident were released.
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