Kenneth Snow faces more theft charges from before his trial

Before he was sentenced in Grande Prairie last month, Kenneth Snow allegedly got into more trouble with police. He was arrested at a home in Moberly Lake, B.C. on April 26th with a stolen pickup truck from Grande Prairie and a stolen travel trailer from the B.C. Peace.

Snow was already charged with a number of offences connected to another stolen vehicle in GP. According to the Dawson Creek Mirror, Corporal Ruppenthal of the Chetwynd RCMP says Snow was released from custody on those charges on April 1st.

The latest charges stem from the vehicles that were reportedly stolen later that month. Police got word that Snow was in B.C. after failing to show up at a halfway house as per his release conditions. After his arrest he was taken back to Alberta, where he plead guilty to some of his previous charges. He was given a two year sentence and is now facing three more charges for the stolen truck and trailer.

Snow remains in custody.

With files from Mike Carter, Dawson Creek Mirror

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