'Violent' Prince George Man Arrested In Alberta After Canada-Wide Warrant Issued

The Canadian Press, 19 Feb, 2019 03:26 AM

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. —B.C. RCMP say Tal Kalum LaRiviere, 31, has been arrested in Grande Prairie, Alta.

A Canada-wide warrant was issued for a 31-year-old man out on parole who RCMP say missed curfew at his designated residence in Prince George, B.C., earlier this month and hasn't been seen since.

He is considered to be violent and police say anyone spotting the man should not confront him.

LaRiviere has connections to Vernon, B.C., and the northern Alberta town of Grimshaw, and RCMP say he may be travelling in northern areas of either province.

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