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Officers make pair of arrests after back-to-back foot chases in Kelowna

Two Kelowna RCMP officers made two arrests following pursuits on foot.
Two Kelowna RCMP officers made two arrests following pursuits on foot. File / Global News

Two Kelowna RCMP downtown enforcement officers deserved a break after two chases on foot led to two arrests on Thursday night in Kelowna.

The first followed a bear spray attack where police say a man sprayed another man at Bernard Avenue and Water Street.

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The attack “impacted numerous innocent bystanders in the immediate vicinity of the assault,” according to Cpl. Jesse O’Donaghey of the Kelowna RCMP.

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The officers chased on foot and arrested a 28-year-old man from Lake Country.

Soon after the first pursuit, the officers were told about a woman who allegedly threw a planter through a window at a downtown business.

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The 29-year-old suspect tried to evade officers on foot but was caught and arrested.

Both suspects could face criminal charges.

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