Close X
Thursday, November 28, 2024
ADVT 
National

One arrested and two outstanding following a truck into a building in an attempt commercial break and enter.

Darpan News Desk West Vancouver Police, 06 Apr, 2021 04:58 AM
  • One arrested and two outstanding following a truck into a building in an attempt commercial break and enter.

Police are asking for the public to come forward with any information that will help them identify two individuals involved in an overnight commercial break and enter in horseshoe bay. 

On April 5, 2021, at 1:56 a.m. West Vancouver Police received multiple reports of a truck into a building in the 6600 block of Royal Ave. Suspects were seen fleeing the area on foot after attempts to drive the vehicle out of the building failed.

Officers from West Vancouver, North Vancouver and Vancouver Police Departments quickly set up containment in the area, and requested assistance from both VPD and RCMP K9 units.

VPD K9 unit located and apprehended one suspect, while two remain outstanding.

The vehicle involved was confirmed to have been stolen out of Vancouver.

“The individuals caused extensive damage to both public and private property. We are lucky that no one was injured,” Says Cst. Nicole Braithwaite. “Thank you to all of our partnering agencies who assisted us on the call.” 

The investigation is still ongoing.

MORE National ARTICLES

First-degree murder charge in school attack

First-degree murder charge in school attack
Police said a 17-year-old female student was violently assaulted Monday morning in a classroom at Christ the King School in Leduc, just south of Edmonton.

First-degree murder charge in school attack

Edward John ordered to stand trial on sex charges

Edward John ordered to stand trial on sex charges
The BC Prosecution Service confirmed the charges against Edward John will go forward after a preliminary hearing wrapped up last week.

Edward John ordered to stand trial on sex charges

TSB to further probe deadly B.C. tug sinking

TSB to further probe deadly B.C. tug sinking
Two men died and one survived when the Ingenika sank Feb. 11 south of Kitimat while towing a barge, which remained afloat.

TSB to further probe deadly B.C. tug sinking

1506 new cases over 3 days

1506 new cases over 3 days
The province is targeting indoor religious gatherings by April. Details will come soon according to Dr. Henry.

1506 new cases over 3 days

AstraZeneca shots go to priority workers in B.C.

AstraZeneca shots go to priority workers in B.C.
They include sites where poultry, fruit and fish are processed as well as agricultural operations and large industrial camps where close living quarters make isolation and quarantine difficult, contributing to outbreaks.

AstraZeneca shots go to priority workers in B.C.

119 dogs surrendered from northern B.C. property

119 dogs surrendered from northern B.C. property
The dogs surrendered include terriers, Shih Tzus, papillons and other small-breed crosses that are being treated for an array of medical needs, from severely matted coats to dental, eye and nutrition issues.

119 dogs surrendered from northern B.C. property