In the middle of the night, camping off of East Harrison Forest Service Road, Michelle Labor woke up to her husband shielding her and her three-year-old child.

Moments later, a truck barreled down from the forest service road and nearly ran over the family of three in the Cogburn Beach area at midnight on Saturday, Oct. 2.

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The black Mazda pickup truck appears to have come to a stop less than 10 feet away from the tent, missing the campers by what could香蕉视频直播檝e been inches. Labor said there were three young men in the truck; while the vehicle was heavily damaged, only one person appeared to have sustained injuries, Labor said.

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Labor added she hopes the incident is a wake-up call that motorists need to take extra care on the forest service roads, particularly at night.

The public is encouraged to report suspicious, dangerous or criminal activity to the Agassiz RCMP by calling 911 or (non-emergency) 604-796-2211.

adam.louis@ ahobserver.com
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