RCMP in Shenstone Man found Woman still missing
- 12 years ago
RCMP blocking off some entrances on Shenstone Road just before 2:30 PM, also there was a RCMP vehicle parked at a home around the 4000 block and just past that a flatbed tow truck was on standby. Then 2 other RCMP vehicles were driving towards the same area and one of the vehicles a SUV Police dog unit. One of two people missing in New Brunswick has been found by police at his home.The RCMP says Fred Prosser, 31, was located shortly before noon today at his residence in Shenstone, near Moncton
Prosser, who was reported missing Monday, was found when officers when to his home to update his family.
A pickup truck that police were also looking for was discovered near the residence.
Prosser is being interviewed by police to determine his whereabouts over the past few days.
The search is continuing for Sabrina Patterson, a 25-year-old Riverview woman who was reported missing on Oct. 2.
Patterson was last seen by friends at the Moncton Coliseum on Oct. 29 .
Her car was found at the Riverview Mall.
UPDATE reported on News 91.9 website...MONCTON, N.B. - The ex-boyfriend of a missing Riverview woman has made a court appearance in connection to an alleged incident that happened before she disappeared.
31 year-old Fred Prosser of Shenstone, near Hillsborough, was located Thursday after going missing early Monday morning.
He was charged today with one count of indictable assault on Sabrina Patterson in an alleged incident that took place on October 9th.
He is also charged with breach of an undertaking to have no contact with Patterson and to stay away from her home, and also with theft of her cell phone.
Prosser will be back in court on November 9th for a bail hearing.
Meanwhile, RCMP are still searching for 25 year old Patterson, who was last seen Friday night at the Moncton Coliseum.
Police are asking anyone with information on her whereabouts to contact RCMP or Crimestoppers.
UPDATE: A body discovered yesterday in a wooded area in the Shenstone, N.B. area has been positively identified as 25-year-old Sabrina Patterson.
Her body was discovered by a man who was searching the area for the woman who had been missing since October 29. The man then called police who proceeded to secure the area.
An autopsy is being conducted to determine the cause and time of death. Ms. Patterson's death is being treated by police as a homicide. At this point no charges have been laid.
Prosser, who was reported missing Monday, was found when officers when to his home to update his family.
A pickup truck that police were also looking for was discovered near the residence.
Prosser is being interviewed by police to determine his whereabouts over the past few days.
The search is continuing for Sabrina Patterson, a 25-year-old Riverview woman who was reported missing on Oct. 2.
Patterson was last seen by friends at the Moncton Coliseum on Oct. 29 .
Her car was found at the Riverview Mall.
UPDATE reported on News 91.9 website...MONCTON, N.B. - The ex-boyfriend of a missing Riverview woman has made a court appearance in connection to an alleged incident that happened before she disappeared.
31 year-old Fred Prosser of Shenstone, near Hillsborough, was located Thursday after going missing early Monday morning.
He was charged today with one count of indictable assault on Sabrina Patterson in an alleged incident that took place on October 9th.
He is also charged with breach of an undertaking to have no contact with Patterson and to stay away from her home, and also with theft of her cell phone.
Prosser will be back in court on November 9th for a bail hearing.
Meanwhile, RCMP are still searching for 25 year old Patterson, who was last seen Friday night at the Moncton Coliseum.
Police are asking anyone with information on her whereabouts to contact RCMP or Crimestoppers.
UPDATE: A body discovered yesterday in a wooded area in the Shenstone, N.B. area has been positively identified as 25-year-old Sabrina Patterson.
Her body was discovered by a man who was searching the area for the woman who had been missing since October 29. The man then called police who proceeded to secure the area.
An autopsy is being conducted to determine the cause and time of death. Ms. Patterson's death is being treated by police as a homicide. At this point no charges have been laid.