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Police Investigating After Trespassing Man, Woman Have Sex In Okanagan Homeowner’s Hot Tub

, 28 May, 2016 12:24 PM
    Police are investigating after a teenage boy and a woman trespassed onto an Okanagan homeowner’s property and got physical in his whirlpool.
     
    RCMP say around 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, a report of trespass, mischief and theft from a property in the 1900 block of McDougall Street came in.
     
    It turns out the suspects, a man and a woman, decided to climb into the homeowners hot tub after peering into the windows of the home and they got “comfortable” while in there.
     
    “The surveillance footage also showed… the suspects attempt[ing] to steal an outdoor electronic device.”
     
    “The suspects were captured on video surveillance as they consumed alcohol, smoked cigarettes and engaged in physical relations,” said Cst. Jesse O’Donaghey in a news release.
     
    Police have now identified one of the possible suspects as an 18-year-old man, and are confident the trespassers will be caught.
     
    An investigation is ongoing. Anyone with any information to contact the Kelowna RCMP at 250-762-3300.

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