Man arrested after woman found dead in North Okanagan: RCMP

RCMP say a man has been arrested after a woman was found dead Sunday in a rural area of B.C.'s NorthOkanaganwhileofficers were investigating an alleged abduction near the Village of Lumby.

Police say aman believed to be involved in the death was arrested andreleased from custody Monday with a series of conditions.

RCMPhave not released the identity of either the victim or the man who was arrested.

Staff Sgt. Jason Smart of the RCMP's Southeast District Major Crimes Unit said in a statement the incident is believed to be "isolated" without further risk to the public.

Investigators are seeking anydashcam or other video footage from between 7 a.m. PT on April 13 and10 a.m. PT on April 14 in an area that includes the Village of Lumby, along Highway 6 to the west of Lumby, north along Shuswap Avenueor Lumby-Mabel-Lake Road and to the east side of Mabel Lake.

Lumby is home to about 2,000 people and is located approximately 55 kilometresnortheast of Kelowna.

Police not confirming linkto missing person investigation

News of the death comes just two days after police put out a call for help in the search for amissing person in the same community.

On April 13, Lumby RCMPasked the public for help in locating44-year-oldTatjana Stefanski,who was last seen just after 8 a.m.Saturday while speaking with her ex-husband before "departing unexpectedly with him."

The twowere last seen in a 2007 black Audi A6, police said at the time.

RCMP did not confirm Monday that the woman found dead is connected to the missing person case reported Saturday.

CBC News has asked RCMP if the missing person case is still active, but has not received a response.