Man arrested for ‘lewd acts’ in Kamloops restaurant drive-thrus: RCMP

Multiple reports of indecent acts in restaurant drive-thrus led to an early morning arrest in Kamloops.

Mounties were told of a man in a truck committing "lewd acts" on both Tuesday and Wednesday, which led a surveillance operation, according to a news release.

Today, Dec. 9, officers on Notre Dame Drive located and arrested the suspect, while surveilling the area, just before 5 a.m.

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Although multiple reports were already given to police, investigators believe the suspect exposed themselves to more people.

“Based on the information gathered so far, investigators believe there may be other people who were exposed to the acts and have not yet reported to police,” Kamloops RCMP spokesperson Const. Crystal Evelyn said.

“If this sounds like something that may have happened to you recently, or to someone you know, please contact us as soon as possible.”

The investigation is ongoing, but charges will be later recommended to prosecutors, RCMP said. The suspect was released from custody with conditions and a court date.


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Levi Landry

Levi is a recent graduate of the Communications, Culture, & Journalism program at Okanagan College and is now based in Kamloops. After living in the BC for over four years, he finds the blue collar and neighbourly environment in the Thompson reminds him of home in Saskatchewan. Levi, who has previously been published in Kelowna’s Daily Courier, is passionate about stories focussed on both social issues and peoples’ experiences in their local community. If you have a story or tips to share, you can reach Levi at 250 819 3723 or email LLandry@infonews.ca.