No charges for Canadian woman who aided Jenkins
Royal Canadian Mounted Police Cpl. Norm Massie said a Canadian warrant for Jenkins' arrest was not issued until the day after a woman checked him into a remote motel in Hope, British Columbia where he later committed suicide. Massie said because there was no Canadian arrest warrant for Jenkins issued before they checked into the motel Thursday, there is no evidence to support charges against her.
A silver PT Cruiser matching the description of the vehicle seen dropping Jenkins at the motel was parked at his half-sister's condominium in Vancouver, police said.
Massie said the woman who drove Jenkins to Hope will not be identified because there are no charges coming.
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