The woman that RCMP were looking for after a vehicle was stolen in a North Battleford armed robbery has been found. Police say 33-year-old Leanna Frenchman was found safe at a home on St. Laurent Drive. That’s where the stolen car was found this morning (Fri) around 10:30 – a red 2007 Pontiac Grand Prix. Saskatchewan RCMP continue to investigate. An earlier police report stated that the initial investigation determined the suspect and Frenchman didn’t know each other.

It was around 5 this morning when it was reported to police that a vehicle had been stolen by an armed man on Railway Avenue E in North Battleford. Two women were in the vehicle at the time, but one was able to get out with no physical injuries. The man is described as having a round-shaped face and was last seen wearing a baggy red sweater and jeans. Anyone with information is asked to contact the police or submit an anonymous tip through Saskatchewan Crime Stoppers.

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RCMP officers continue the search for 33-year-old Leanna Frenchman after a vehicle was stolen by an armed man on Railway Avenue E in North Battleford around 5 this morning (Fri). It is now being investigated as a kidnapping. There were two women inside but one was able to get out with no physical injuries reported. The red 2007 Pontiac Grand Prix was found around 10:30 this morning in a residential area on St. Laurent Drive. No one was inside.

Residents will notice an increased police presence while the investigation continues. Business owners and residents who witnessed suspicious activity or captured something on their security cameras around St. Laurent Drive are asked to contact the police immediately, if your video captured the vehicle sometime this morning (Fri)

The suspect is described as having a round-shaped face and was last seen wearing a baggy red sweater and jeans. Anyone with information is asked to contact the police or submit an anonymous tip through Saskatchewan Crime Stoppers.