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Penticton man charged, stolen RV and counterfeit cash recovered in West Kelowna

According to police, the 16-year-old boy was at a bus stop near McIver Road and McTaggart Road when the stranger pulled up in a white sedan and offered him a ride into Westbank. File / Global News

RCMP said a 38-year-old Penticton man faces several charges after being found in a motorhome that was stolen from Penticton.

Police said they discovered the vehicle on Wednesday night after an off-duty officer from the south Okanagan spotted it being driven into the West Kelowna area.

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The motor home was reported stolen in late April.

It was found at a home on Dobbin Road in West Kelowna.

Police said they also seized hundreds of dollars worth of counterfeit American $20 bills during the arrest.

Kory Horwood has been charged with possession of property obtained by crime over $5,000 and possession of counterfeit money. He is also accused of breaching a previous court undertaking.

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