Police in Dawson Creek need your help to ID two males…

DAWSON CREEK, BC: On August 24, the Dawson Creek RCMP was notified of an incident in which an unknown male pretended to be a police officer.

The unknown male was initially observed by the victim in the parking lot of a fast-food restaurant on Alaska Avenue in Dawson Creek at approximately 12:30 AM.

The man was seen getting into his vehicle after which he followed the victim until she parked at an apartment building on 3rd Avenue.

The male was then viewed to exit his vehicle and approach the victim; while still in her vehicle, during which he identified himself as “Constable Parker” and informed that he was a RCMP officer. The male directed that the victim provide her driver’s license and registration. The victim; recognizing that the male was not in a uniform nor carried anything which would identify him as a police officer, declined and instead informed that she was calling the police. The male then departed the area.

The associated vehicle is described as an early 2000’s dark-colored; possibly black or blue, crew-cab Chevy pickup with a red slip tank in the back.

The associated male is described as young, very slim, between 5’6″ to 6′ tall, with red hair. He was wearing a grey hoodie and army green/camouflaged pants and a hat. He may have been drinking before the interaction as it is believed that he may have had alcohol on his breath.

Photos provided show the associated male talking to another unknown male whom may or may not have been present for the interaction.

Police are looking to identify either of the males in the released photos. If you have any information about this, please contact the Dawson Creek RCMP at (250) 784-3700 or contact Crime Stoppers at 1(800) 222-8477