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Kamloops RCMP need help finding wanted man

Kamloops RCMP need help finding wanted man | iNFOnews.ca
Sam Anthony Rossetti, 26, is wanted on unendorsed warrants from Prince George, relating to a break and enter and assault with a weapon along with breaching a release order. SUBMITTED/RCMP

Kamloops Mounties are asking you to keep an eye out for a wanted man. 

Sam Anthony Rossetti, 25, is wanted on charges out of Prince George but police believe he may be in the Kamloops area. He has warrants out for charges of break and enter, and assault with a weapon.

Rossetti is described as:

  • 6’3"
  • 165 pounds
  • Brown hair and eyes
  • Slender build
  • Light/fair complexion
  • Tattoos
    • Right arm: Sacrifice Means Victory
    • Left forearm: Rossetti

If you see Rossetti in Kamloops, please contact RCMP at 250-828-3000 or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-222-8477 and reference file 2021-14640.

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