KELOWNA, BC — He wanted her car but fled empty handed.
Kelowna RCMP are investigating an attempted home invasion.
The incident happened shortly before 6 p.m. Monday in the 2200 block of Nelson Road off Guisachan Place where a man armed with a handgun knocked on a residence’s door.
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A woman answered and the man ordered her to give him the keys to her car.
The woman slammed the door and ran out the back of the residence.
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The suspect kicked-in the door before fleeing on a bicycle.
Police surrounded the area where the crime occurred but couldn’t track down the suspect who is described as having a slim build, 5’,5” tall, wearing a T-shirt and ball cap.
The resident was not harmed.
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