A Peachland man wanted in connection with a break and enter in West Kelowna has been apprehended in Alberta.
Police were looking for Dale Christopher MacPherson, 32, in relation to what they described as a “brazen daytime break and enter” in the Glenrosa neighbourhood of West Kelowa.
RCMP said the incident happened on the afternoon of Dec. 4 at a home in the 3400-block of Turnbull Road. According to police, a suspect was confronted by a resident of the area and produced a weapon before fleeing.
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The neighbour was not hurt.
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Earlier this month, RCMP put out a public appeal for information and warned that MacPherson “had a history of violence and should be considered as potentially armed and dangerous.”
On Friday, police announced MacPherson was taken into police custody in Calgary this week.
– with files from Jules Knox
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