By CKPG News

Crime

Weapons bust in Heritage neighbourhood

Feb 20, 2026 | 9:54 AM

PRINCE GEORGE — Prince George RCMP arrested two people following a weapons bust on Wednesday (Feb.18).

While on routine patrol in Prince George on February 18, RCMP say members of the Problem Oriented Policing team came across a vehicle whose license plate was registered as “lost” in the police database. When police officers engaged their emergency lights to attempt a traffic-stop, the vehicle took off at a high rate of speed. Police officers did not pursue the vehicle but noted its last direction of travel. 

Later that evening, the same police officers located the vehicle parked near the intersection of Killoren Crescent and Mullet Crescent. As the driver began to leave the area, police officers closed in on the vehicle and conducted a high-risk traffic stop. The driver and passenger, both known to police, were asked to step out of the vehicle and were placed under arrest. 

(Image Credit: RCMP)

In plain view to police officers was what appeared to be a firearm near the driver’s seat. The driver also had a large quantity of ammunition located on his person at the time of this arrest. A subsequent search of the vehicle yielded additional firearms, ammunition and hard body armour. 

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The two occupants of the vehicle were identified as Brett James Morgan and Kenneth Ricardo Munroe and were held in custody until they could attend a bail hearing. 

The following charges have been approved in this matter: 

Brent James Morgan:

• Flight from police
• Dangerous operation of a motor vehicle
• Driving while prohibited
• Possession of a firearm in a motor vehicle
• Possession of a firearm knowing its possession is unauthorized
• Careless storage of a firearm
• Possession of a weapon
• Possession of a firearm/ammunition contrary to prohibition order

Kenneth Ricardo Munroe:

• Possession of a firearm in a motor vehicle 
• Possession of a firearm knowing its possession is unauthorized
• Careless storage of a firearm
• Possession of a weapon
• Possession of a firearm/ammunition contrary to prohibition order

RCMP say Morgan and Munroe will remain in custody until their next court appearance.

The investigation remains ongoing.