Two 17-year-olds have died in a crash 13 kilometres east of Quesnel.
A statement from Quesnel R-C-M-P say the youths -- a male and female --died early Sunday morning.
Their vehicle veered off the Barkerville Highway and hit a tree.
Police haven't released the names of the teens or said who was driving, and the cause of the crash is under investigation.
Police say the app she was using was a fake made to look legitimate and when she realized she couldn't withdraw money, the fraudster disappeared. Police say the victim was then contacted by someone else who said he could help get her money back and threatened her until she sent more in what turned out to be a second scam.
Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth is set to announce tomorrow whether the R-C-M-P or a municipal police service will be responsible for policing the city. Mayor Brenda Locke says the transition back to R-C-M-P will be less expensive than changing the police service.
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