Police call for help to find suspected gunman
(CNS): The RCIPS is asking for the community’s help in finding 21-year-old Corrie Andrew Myles, last known to be living in George Town, who is wanted by the police for gun-related offences. Police did not specify why Myles is wanted but said he is known to be violent and believed to be armed and dangerous. Members of the public are advised not to approach the wanted man if he is spotted, but should instead call 911.
Investigators are encouraging anyone with information about his whereabouts to contact the police as soon as possible. The RCIPS also reminded people that it is an offence to obstruct, mislead or act in such a way as to prevent the apprehension of a person who has committed an offence. If prosecuted, they are liable on conviction to a fine of $5,000 or imprisonment for two years or both.
Anyone who has information on Myles is asked to call George Town Police Station at 949-4222 or call 911 if the circumstances are time-sensitive. Anonymous tips can be provided to the RCIPS Confidential Tip Line at 949-7777, or the website.
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Police still can’t find the drugs that went missing from central Police station!
No hope for anything else if it doesn’t come in a canoe.
Known to be violent and believed to be armed and dangerous – sounds like exactly the sort of person to be released on bail! Great job RCIPS – finally caught one and then you let him go anyway and now can’t find him
Guilty or not, the Police are publicly convicting this man before a plea and trial? How will there be a jury? If found, this apprehension method sets up for another mistrial release back into our community. Far too many of these for the RCIPS to still be doing things backwards.
So, you suggest police circulate a message saying, look out for this guy, can’t say why, but just trust us?
I knew him as a child too, and believe me, he won’t evade capture for too long. Dumb as a post, which is why it’s scary be may have a gun.
DPP often find themselves in a deficient prosecutorial stance, thus releasing dangerous bad guys due to mistrial, not because of innocence. RCIPS need to tread carefully when it comes to convicting “people of interest” at large in the community, in cases that haven’t yet gone to trial.
Take a pill. They are actually doing it right.
So how long has he been on the run and why are we only being told now!? Come on RCIPS this really isn’t good enough.