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Posted: January 22, 2016

One thing leads to another: arrests made

Kimberley RCMP is recommending several charges after dealing with a suspicious male, Jan. 20 on Wallinger Avenue.

Around 9:30 a.m. police were called to a Wallinger Ave. residence after receiving a complaint about a male acting in a disturbing manner.

A police officer was assisting him when another complaint was received from a local business about a theft that had occurred the day before.

Another officer attended the business and viewed video surveillance of the theft. He identified the suspect as the male the other officer was currently assisting.

The officer arrested the subject for theft and had him in custody when a female became involved.

“She wasn’t happy with the officer and attempted to the damage the police vehicle. She was arrested but when the officer moved in to take control the woman assaulted the officer. A struggle ensued but the officer was able to take control and take her into custody,” explained Cpl. Chris Newel of Kimberley RCMP.

Theft, Resist Arrest, Assault Police officer and Mischief are being investigated against the man and woman.

The male subject appeared in court on Theft charges on Jan. 21 and was released for court on Jan 25. Charges of Resist Arrest, Assault a Police Officer and Mischief against the female are being forwarded to Crown Counsel for review.

“What can often be considered a simple call for service can quickly escalate; police officers always have to be ready. Officers appreciate the witnesses who came forward and provided an unbiased view of the events,” stated Cpl. Newel.

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