Sentences for offences committed in Fort St. John, Dawson Creek, Chetwynd, Taylor, Tumbler Ridge and areas
- Terrance Travis Dennis was sentenced to time served and six months probation and assessed $200 in victim surcharges for eight counts of breaching a release order, committed in Fort Nelson. Dennis was in custody for 71 days prior to sentencing.
- Greg Mitchell Nabess was issued a six-month $500 recognizance after an allegation of causing fear of injury or damage in Dawson Creek. - Charis Desiree Annie Hunter was prohibited from driving for one year and fined $2,000 for driving with a blood-alcohol level over .08, committed in Fort St. John.
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