US EditionAlberta woman released from jail on fraudulent paperwork arrested in B.C.
- On Thursday, RCMP officers in Revelstoke, British Columbia, apprehended Mackenzie Hardy, 24, and David Wood, 27, after spotting them near a vehicle reported stolen.
- The arrest followed Hardy’s wrongful release from Fort Saskatchewan Correctional Centre on April 25, 2025, after staff were shown fraudulent documents claiming her charges were stayed.
- Hardy was facing several offenses such as stolen property possession, impaired driving, and escaping lawful custody, while Wood was accused of aiding her escape, committing identity fraud, and using forged documents.
- Hardy uploaded TikTok videos where she mocked law enforcement, claiming she was currently an escaped inmate and confident they would not apprehend her because she was always ahead of them.
- Both Hardy and Wood were remanded into custody and will be returned to Alberta to face future court appearances related to the escape and prior charges.
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