Police respond to questions after recent homicide

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“We can confirm investigators identified a suspect in the July investigation and that he is not the same person arrested on August 7, 2021 for the murder of Christin West. The complaint from July was a completely separate occurrence and the incidents do not appear related,” states Cpl. Jennifer Cooper of the Prince George RCMP.

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Prince George RCMP encourages anyone who was a witness or has further information on the murder of Ms. West or any other unrelated criminal matters to contact the Prince George RCMP to speak with an investigator.

Police take every complaint of intimate partner violence seriously and always give a prioritized response. These incidents often occur behind closed doors and independent witnesses may not be available. Our investigators are committed to high investigative standards and conduct thorough investigations into all allegations of intimate partner violence. Additionally, investigators in B.C. receive training specific to the investigation of Violence in Relationships.

If you or anyone you know is a victim of intimate partner violence, please take the following steps:

• Call 911 (if available in your community) or your local police station

• Go to a hospital emergency unit

• Call VictimLink 1-800-563-0808 VictimLINK is a province-wide 24-hour telephone helpline for victims of family and sexual violence and all other crimes.