64-year-old trail assassin placed under arrest | Ride MTB

64-year-old trail assassin placed under arrest

A 64-year-old Canadian woman has been arrested for setting "trip traps" on several mountain bike trails on Vancouver's North Shore. It is currently unclear what prompted the woman to set the traps, putting trail users at significant risk.

Mountain bikers first came across the traps in August last year. At the time, wood and large stones were lying in blind passages. A fall caused by this could have had very bad consequences. But that was not all. Later, the woman also sawed through the supports of wooden bridges, seesaws and jumps in such a way that they only collapsed when ridden on. Two locals got fed up with this dangerous activity on the trails. They hide surveillance cameras on them and the assassin promptly falls into the trap.

After handing over the evidence to the local authorities, the woman is exposed and charged. The 64-year-old is currently at large again on the condition that she never goes near the public mountain bike trails again. What motives this trail witch had for endangering human lives in the worst case scenario will become clear in the near future.

The original report from Global News Canada.


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