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Two men charged with knife assaults in two Kelowna incidents

Security camera images of alleged shoplifter charged with assaulting a Kelowna store clerk with a knife. Photo/RCMP Release

Charges have been laid following two separate incidents in Kelowna involving knife violence.

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The first was in September when a 26-year-old man was rushed to hospital after being stabbed during an attack inside a Gallaghers Parkway home.

Timothy Cull, 23, is accused of assault causing bodily harm and two other assault related charges.

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He has been released from custody and returns to court later this month.

The second incident in November happened when a loss prevention officer confronted an alleged shoplifter at an Orchard Plaza business.

Police say the suspect pulled out a knife and allegedly lunged at the victim before running away.

“RCMP set up an area of containment and called out a police canine to conduct a search for the suspect,” said RCMP Cpl. Jesse O’Donaghey. “Unfortunately, due to the heavy pedestrian foot traffic in the area, the search was later called off as a result of concerns for public safety.”

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Michael Alan Godson, 40, is charged with assault with a weapon and theft under $5,000.

Godson is in custody with a bail hearing scheduled for next week.

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