Terrance Jones (Image Credit: BC RCMP)

By James Peters

Shuswap Stabbing

Third and final suspect in Blind Bay stabbing turns himself in

Sep 29, 2020 | 11:06 AM

SALMON ARM, B.C. — The third man wanted in a Shuswap stabbing investigation has turned himself in. According to a release from Salmon Arm RCMP, Terrance Alan Jones is now in custody.

Jones, 40, was one of three men identified by RCMP as wanted in relation to a stabbing in Blind Bay that took place on August 17.

Shortly after the stabbing incident, Chase RCMP arrested 33-year-old Jordy Kyle Moyan of Kelowna. Alexander Vittal Boucher, 36, of Enderby was arrested in a Vernon-area park earlier this month.

The third and final suspect was Jones. Salmon Arm RCMP say Jones appeared at the detachment on Sept. 23 to surrender.

Southeast District RCMP spokesman Cpl. Jesse O’Donaghey says Mounties want to extend thanks to the media and public for their help in the extensive search for the three suspects.

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Alexander Boucher (Image Credit: BC RCMP)