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ѻýCoffee with a Copѻý completes successful January, more events in the future: Kelowna RCMP

Because of the success of the first three events, more events could start in March or April
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The Kelowna RCMPѻýs held their third and final ѻýCoffee with a Copѻý event of January was held at Bean Scene on Pandosy Street on Thursday. (Jordy Cunningham/Capital News)

Kelowna residents got answers to some of their burning questions on Thursday morning.

For the third consecutive Thursday, Kelowna RCMP held their Coffee with a Cop event, giving residents a chance to have their voices heard and questions answered in a casual format. It was held at Bean Scene on Pandosy Street, where RCMP Media Relations Officer Mike Della-Paolera and a couple other police answered questions.

ѻýItѻýs to give open access to the public, come and talk to police officers and voice their concerns,ѻý said Della-Paolera. ѻýThey can tell us some things they want to get off their chest and weѻýll provide them the answers.ѻý

The first two events were held at Deville Coffee on Bernard Street and The Jammery on Harvey Avenue.

ѻýWeѻýre getting a lot of people here asking questions,ѻý said Della-Paolera, who added that the first event was a little slow but many people attended the second and third events.

ѻýThe biggest questions weѻýre getting so far are the concerns with thefts and break-ins to businesses and houses, and thatѻýs something weѻýre aware of and weѻýre always working to address those issues.ѻý

After finding success at these first three events, the Kelowna RCMP are planning to take a break and make plans for more ѻýCoffee with a Copѻý events in March or April.

ѻýWeѻýve had some businesses ask us if weѻýll come to them,ѻý said Della-Paolera.

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About the Author: Jordy Cunningham

Hailing from Ladner, B.C., I have been passionate about sports, especially baseball, since I was young. In 2018, I graduated from Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops with a Bachelor of Journalism degree
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