A break-and-enter suspect with a sweet tooth was arrested early Sunday morning in the Rutland area, according to Kelowna, B.C., RCMP.
Police were called to a business alarm in the 500 block of Highway 33 West around 4 a.m. When RCMP arrived, they found the suspect inside.
“When the police officer arrived, he witnessed the suspect making a chocolate sundae behind the counter,” Kelowna RCMP Sgt. Judith Bertrand said. “The suspect was taken into custody without incident.”
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According to RCMP, the investigation suggests the suspect broke in through the front door of the business and attempted to steal items from a locked fridge before making an ice cream treat.
Police ‘scooped’ the suspect, who will make a court appearance in a few weeks.
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