Drunken disturbance leads to arrest and appearance before a judge
On Tuesday, Feb. 19 at 9 a.m., members were called to a disturbance in the Flats. A male was attempting to gain entry into someone’s residence.
Upon arrival members found the male crumpled up against a doorway. The male was arrested for causing a disturbance and transported back to the detachment.
Members noted that the male was heavily intoxicated and unable to properly care for himself. Due to concerns for his wellbeing the male was transported to the hospital for treatment.
Upon his release from the hospital the male was arrested on two outstanding probation warrants and transported to Kamloops to appear before a judge.
Vandalism at Vavenby Community Hall
On Feb. 19 members received a report of a break and enter into Vavenby Community Hall. It appeared as though someone gained entry through a south entrance. Several items were either stolen or damaged. At this point the investigator has a suspect in mind. The investigation in still ongoing.
Bizarre behaviour
On Feb. 19 at 12:20 p.m., members were called to Little Fort to assist the ambulance with a female patient who was displaying bizarre behaviour.
According to witnesses a female pulled up to the gas station at 10:30 a.m. She went inside the store and asked if anyone would give her money so she could gas up her truck.
When the female was not given any money she returned to her vehicle and started thrashing around inside. People were concerned that the female was experiencing a medical emergency and called 911.
The female became angry with the police officers and argumentative with the ambulance attendants, refusing assistance.
Due to concerns for the female’s safety she was apprehended under the Mental Health Act and transported to Clearwater Hospital for further evaluation. The female was released from the hospital a short time later.