Brock residents urging police to reduce property crime
KAMLOOPS — It’s a problem that continues to plague Kamloops: an increase in the amount of property crime happening around the city.
On Monday, during a police committee meeting at City Hall, Superintendent Brad Mueller from the Kamloops RCMP identified a 27% increase in property crime in the third quarter of 2016 compared to the same period last year.
Some of the property crime is happening in Brocklehurst, and some area residents attended the meeting, including Ginette Bauer from the Brocklehurst Community Association.