A Christmas Day break and enter has yielded 90 days in jail for a Prince George man.
Christopher Bradley Falconer, 35, must also serve two years probation under a sentence issued Wednesday in Prince George provincial court.
Falconer and Earl Wade Johnson, 50, were both arrested after RCMP were called to a report of an alarm going off at a Pulp Mill Road compound.
With the help of a dog, the two were found hiding underneath a piece of heavy equipment, RCMP said at the time.
Falconer was also sentenced to 30 days in jail for breach of an undertaking or recognizance and to three days in jail for possession of a break-in instrument and possession of stolen property from an Oct. 14 incident in Prince George and for possession of stolen property from a Sept. 30 incident in Upper Fraser.
Johnson remains in custody on charges of break and enter with intent and possession of a break-in instrument remain before the court.
