Mounties shoot two near Keremeos campsite while enforcing arrest warrants

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Mounties shoot two near Keremeos campsite while enforcing arrest warrants
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Letter found at scene where couple shot by police asks whether “a traffic violation is worth a life or two.”

Mounties say members of the heavily armed Southeast District Emergency Response Team descended upon the campsite around 7:45 a.m. to arrest a man and woman on outstanding warrants.Start your day with a roundup of B.C.-focused news and opinion delivered straight to your inbox at 7 a.m., Monday to Friday.By clicking on the sign up button you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc.

It remains unclear what charges led to the warrants being issued, what type of weapon the man allegedly produced and the identities of the two people shot, and the RCMP didn’t respond Wednesday to a request for that information. Parked at the site was a blue bus, which appeared to have been converted into a camper. Two small windows at the rear of the bus were smashed and what appeared to be a large blood stain was visible on some bedding inside. A note attached to the front door of the bus stated: “Warning! May explode if tampered with.”Article content

Lying in plain view on the vehicle’s dash was a two-page handwritten letter on blue paper. The letter was dated January 2022 and the ink appeared to have faded in places. “I do not consent to participate with a corrupt system, I just want to be left alone. How you choose to respond will determine if a traffic violation is worth a life or two.”

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