Horses stolen and sold for processing, charges laid

RCMP Alberta - Charges have been laid by Raymond RCMP in the investigation into two horses that were sold for processing.  On April 28, Raymond RCMP received a report of two horses that had been sold without the owner’s consent. The victim reported that she had been boarding two horses at a Stirling area farm for 5 years. On April 9, she was contacted by a relative of the farm owner who informed her that the owner had passed away and she would have to relocate the horses by the end of the month.

Armed robbery in Stirling, suspects charged

RCMP Alberta - On October 3, 2016 at 9:00 am an Armed Robbery occurred at the Street Side Market in Stirling, AB. A masked person entered the store and demanded cigarettes and cash money. The store clerks refused to comply with the suspects demands. The suspect then produced a pistol and again demanded cigarettes and cash. The clerks still did not comply with the demands. The masked person left the store empty handed and got in to a Teal Green Ford Taurus car with no licence plate and drove off. Approximately 1 hour later, a vehicle matching the description of the suspect vehicle used in the Armed Robbery was observed on Hwy # 4. A traffic stop was initiated and 4 subjects were arrested. 2 adults and 1 young offender are facing numerous charges.