A neighbour was relieved to see police descend upon a home in Rutland Thursday, in what RCMP on scene called an ongoing drug investigation.

Rick Wabi has owned property across the street from the home in the 1300-block of Sylvania Crescent for years, and said activities there have gotten so bad, he91裸聊视频檚 considering selling.

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At least four people were arrested Thursday (Oct. 15) morning, while Kelowna RCMP carefully inspected objects and interrogated individuals nearby.

Bicycles and motorcycles were of particular interest to officers. Officers were seen removing several bags of items from the home.

Another nearby resident said the home is frequented by many individuals at all times of the day, and that there are often strange objects in the driveway.

Wabi watched the raid from across the street, shaking his head. He said traffic around the home attracts unwanted activities; from individuals taking drugs in his driveway, to frequented break-ins to his property.

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He said things have progressively worsened in the past year and a half.

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Since June, he said his house has been broken into three times. As a landlord, he91裸聊视频檚 also had less-than-ideal experiences with tenants living on his property. Next year, he91裸聊视频檒l likely sell.

RCMP is expected to release more information on this investigation next week.

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