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RCMP swarm Kelowna neighbourhood
Police said the vehicle’s owner tracked it with a remote monitoring system before officers took one person into custody.
- On Thursday, Kelowna RCMP swarmed Findlay Road in North Rutland after police received a report of a stolen vehicle spotted in the area, closing the street in both directions near Fitzpatrick Road.
- The RCMP response began after an owner reported a stolen vehicle at about 4:30 p.m. Thursday, having tracked it using a remote monitoring system before police located it on Findlay.
- Witnesses observed several cruisers arriving around 4:30 p.m., while one police truck drove across residential front lawns to block the vehicle and officers yelled at one individual to get on the ground.
- Police took one individual into custody, and a tow truck arrived just after 5 p.m. to remove the vehicle while Findlay Road closure remained in effect through Friday morning.
- Kelowna RCMP are coordinating with the jurisdiction where the theft originated to determine circumstances, while Capital News has requested additional information from the force regarding the incident.
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