The organizer of a rave at an abandoned power plant in Jordan River was slapped with a $2,300 fine.
In a tweet, Sooke RCMP said there were approximately 75 people in attendance – it’s unclear if any attendees of the rave were handed out additional tickets for COVID-19 violations.
Built in the early 1900s to service a growing community, the Jordan River Power Station, located just off Highway 14, is now a long-forgotten facility.
No other details were released on the party and how it was discovered.
Sooke RCMP frontline members handed out a $2,300 ticket to the organizer of a rave held at the abandoned power plant in Jordan River. Approximately 75 people were located in attendance violating S. 4(1) of the Emergency Program Act. #SocialDistance
— Sooke RCMP (@SookeRCMP) May 20, 2021
