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UPDATE: Stranger who offered kids candy turns himself in, 91Ƶno nefarious intentions91Ƶ say RCMP

On Dec. 7 a man was handing out candy from a vehicle to kids in Revelstoke
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A witness took this photo of a suspicious vehicle in Revelstoke, after the driver and passenger offered candy to youth playing outside. The license plate is not legible. (Submitted by RCMP)

The man driving a vehicle identified as suspicious after the driver attempted to hand out candy to children has turned himself in.

According to the Revelstoke RCMP they investigated and are assured that there were no bad intentions behind the actions.

91ƵThe driver has been questioned and police can confirm that this was merely a seasonal gesture which goes against all 91Ƶstranger danger91Ƶ instruction that parents and schools have been teaching youth for years,91Ƶ said a news release from the RCMP. 91ƵThe driver apologizes for his action and sees how this could be taken negatively.91Ƶ

Kids in Arrow Heights were offered candy from strangers in a dark-coloured van on Dec. 7.

The Revelstoke RCMP received a report of the suspicious vehicle and a concerned adult, who observed the situation, took a picture of the vehicle.

The RCMP circulated the picture Dec. 9 in an attempt to gather more information.

91ƵThe police advise the public to not hesitate to report such incidents so that police can identify those involved and take action where possible,91Ƶ said the news release. 91ƵThe police also commend the youth for their confidence in reporting this suspicious incident and staying safe!91Ƶ


 


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