Two Men Face Multiple Charges After an Attempted Car Jacking

Jun 24, 2018 | 7:33 AM

Around 12:45 a.m. yesterday morning, La Ronge RCMP responded to an attempted car jacking on the Lac La Ronge Indian Reserve.
Three men approached the the driver of vehicle and demanded he get out.
The driver didn’t exit and the men fled the scene.
The three men were wearing dark clothing and had their faces covered during the incident. RCMP were able to find two of the men nearby and they were taken into custody.
Both Nolan Ross and Keenan Stewart are facing multiple charges including assault with a weapon and using an imitation firearm during a robbery.
Both will appear in La Ronge court tomorrow morning.

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