A spokesperson with the Victoria Police department told CHEK News Cote has an extensive criminal history, and should not be approached.
Cote, 29, recently failed to return to a community residential facility in Victoria.Court records in B.C. show Cote has a lengthy criminal history dating back nearly a decade with convictions including robbery and resisting police.Sign up for the CHEK Now daily email newsletter to get breaking news and the day's top stories sent to your email.He is described as 5’8″ and around 135 pounds.
Anyone with information on Cote’s whereabouts is urged to contact the Victoria Police, by calling -995-7654 extension 1.
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