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Trio charged for carjacking Good Samaritans in St. Theresa Point

Driver who stopped to help people stuck in the snow was robbed, assaulted and had truck stolen.
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Three people from St. Theresa Point First Nation have been arrested for carjacking Good Samaritans who stopped to help when they saw a vehicle stuck in the snow.

Three people from St. Theresa Point First Nation have been arrested for a carjacking that occurred when a driver stopped to provide aid to another vehicle stuck in the snow.

Gino Monias, 21, Irvin Harper, 32, and Taylia Wood, 30 are charged with kidnapping, robbery, assault with a weapon, uttering threats and other weapons-related offences. They were remanded into custody.

The carjacking occurred just before 2 p.m. Saturday afternoon when a 20-year-old driver stopped the vehicle that he and two females, aged 18 and 21, were travelling in when they came upon a vehicle stuck in the snow. All three were robbed of their money and belongings and the driver was pulled out of the vehicle and assaulted with a knife and a taser-like weapon.

The suspects then sped off in the stolen pickup truck with the two female occupants still inside. The pair were released a short time later without any injuries.

The driver was taken to the nursing station, where he received treatment for minor injuries and was released.

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