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By meadowlakeNOW staff

Most Wanted

Meadow Lake RCMP warning residents of community’s most wanted suspects

Mar 23, 2021 | 1:23 PM

The Meadow Lake RCMP is advising the community of several offenders that pose a high risk to the safety of the community. The individuals listed below are on the Meadow Lake detachment’s most wanted list and should not be contacted by the public. If anyone sees any of the individuals, they are advised to avoid approaching them and immediately contact the RCMP.

Police are alerting the public of two adult males currently avoiding attempted murder charges. Jonathon Shane Iron and Christopher Michael Nolan are said to be highly dangerous and should not be approached by the public. The RCMP is also searching for Brenden Tyler Yew after failing to comply with an undertaking.

Jonathon Shane Iron (1987-12-23) is wanted for attempted murder. (Submitted photo/Meadow Lake RCMP)

Christopher Michael Nolan (2004-04-11) is wanted for attempted murder. (Submitted photo/Meadow Lake RCMP)

Brenden Tyler Yew (1994-11-25) is wanted for failing to comply with an undertaking. (Submitted photo/Meadow Lake RCMP)

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Anyone with information regarding the location of these individuals is asked to please call 310-RCMP (7267) or CRIMESTOPPERS at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).

In a statement to meadowlakeNOW, the Meadow Lake RCMP stated they will try to utilize tips and advice from the community after seeing how much it can impact an investigation following the SaskAlert that was used earlier this month.

“As a part of the ongoing crime reduction strategy at the detachment, we are going to utilize the assistance of the public for some of our most wanted offenders. This is the beginning of many releases with respect to wanted persons in the area. The [community] demonstrated the effectiveness of communication through the crime alert that happened last week, and showed how invaluable the local community can be at apprehending suspects.”