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Owner Andre Blanleil said that two Kelowna stores have had seven break-ins in the past six weeks, resulting in thousands of dollars lost. The most recent incident came on Saturday morning (Oct. 30) at the Clement Avenue location, prompting Blanleil to issue a statement on Facebook.

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He called the issue a provincial and federal manner, adding that the RCMP and the courts need to 91裸聊视频渟tart doing their job91裸聊视频� and protect the public.

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Capital News has reached out to Kelowna RCMP for comment and this story will be updated when new information becomes available.

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