**** HRP Media Release

Halifax Regional Police, HRM Fire & Emergency Locate Missing Hikers – Halifax

At 12:10 a.m., Halifax Regional Police received a call that two adult females (53 and 58) went hiking on the Long Lake Trails in Halifax, and have not returned.

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Due to the size of the area and unknown location of the missing hikers, HRM Fire & Emergency responded with a drone/UAV.

At 2:55 a.m., both hikers were located utilizing the Drones night vision equipment, approximately 750 meters from St. Margaret’s Bay Rd/Albert Walker Rd Halifax.

A Police Service Dog and officers with night vision equipment were directed the hikers location.  Officers escorted both hikers out of the woods at 4:00 a.m.

Neither hiker was injured and checked by Paramedics as a precaution.