A family dispute that hit the road in Chase resulted in probable charges being laid.

At around 2:30 p.m. on May 10, the local RCMP received a driving complaint on Squilax-Anglemont Road, with the caller reporting that a silver BMW and black pickup were speeding and appeared to be chasing each other.

Shortly after receiving that call, police were then advised of a collision on the Trans-Canada Highway west of Chase, with officers told that a black pickup had rammed a silver BMW several times.

鈥淭he investigation determined that the two drivers were family members involved in a dispute, and the collision was not accidental,鈥� media relations officer Const. Sarah Van Wilgenburg said in a May 29 media release. 鈥淣either driver was seriously injured; however, both vehicles sustained significant damage.鈥�

She added that police expect to recommend charges of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle.

Another possible road rage incident took place the following day, May 11, though that one had no familial connections.

At approximately 2 p.m., the Chase RCMP were advised of a suspicious vehicle on Highway 1. The caller reported that a newer grey Toyota Camry had followed her from Kamloops to Pritchard after she honked her horn at the other driver.

鈥淪he became concerned about the other driver鈥檚 intentions and phoned a family member to meet her at the store,鈥� Van Wilgenburg said. 鈥淭he Camry followed the caller to the store, then turned around and returned to the highway. The driver was described as a middle-aged Caucasian man.鈥�

She added that responding officers were unable to locate the vehicle.

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