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A 64 year old woman accused of sabotaging mountain bike trails for Vancouver's North Shore mountains is beneath investigation by the RCMP.
Mounties said the lady was caught numerous instances by hidden cameras looking to intentionally lay wood logs, branches and rocks about the Quarry and Lower Skull trails, favorite biking routes that conclude at the top of residential subdivisions.
Cam McRae, the founder of the online publication North Shore Mountain Biking, said Wed that he and other mountain bikers have observed the hazards over the last few years.
McRae said the two mountain bikers who documented the activity noticed a pattern plus het kind geroepen gaf hij 25 decided to take matters in own hands.
"In this area, they're particularly dangerous because (the paths) are so steep that all your weight Vorsitzender des Board is on the front tyre," he explained about having any hazards.
"If you knowledge an obstacle that's unexpected as situation, it's very likely you'll go over the handle bars."
McRae said he had been appointed to speak for the two bikers who set up the god's gifts to earth cameras to capture over because they wanted to remain anonymous.
RCMP said the mountain bikers required it upon themselves to obtain, install and monitor security camera systems in the hope of capturing pictures of who might be setting up your traps.
McRae said they shown what they had to the police.
"They set up a pattern of behaviour and this allowed the police to be on the way at the right time. I believe these people caught this person in the act."
RCMP said they arrested the woman at the head of the Quarry Path on Jan. 4.
Police said they are requesting offender charges against the unnamed woman of setting a lure and mischief to home.
"These are serious charges, they're public trails and one should not interfere with the lawful excitement of the trails and set upward traps or obstacles to potentially endanger the lives of people using them," reported Cpl. Richard De Jong, a spokesperson for the North Vancouver RCMP.
Police said it's fortunate nobody was hurt or hurt.
McRae said he could just guess at what was pushing the person.
"It may be that she includes a personal dislike for bikers," he added.
He was quoted saying redo att tjäna när det behövs 86 the North Shore mountain biking local community has worked hard over the years to completely clean up any perceptions in relation to its community.
"The North ce qui est faible  86 Shore Mtb Association had done a really good occupation of working with the area, maintaining trails and unsatisfying illegal building and encouraging appropriate conduct."
Vancouver's North Shore Hills   just a few kilometres from Calgary centre   are iconic in the world of mountain biking and there's even a riding style know as "The Shore.In .
  
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