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Vancouver: Man Charged After Two Alleged South Vancouver Break-ins
Vancouver police announced Oct 9 that two South Vancouver residential break-ins from the morning of Oct 8 are solved; Daryl Silas Hunt, 64, faces two charges and appears in court Oct 15.
Why it matters
The two incidents happened the same morning, about 30 minutes apart, and police believe one man committed both. With the Canine Unit's help, officers made a quick arrest — solved within a day — and believe the suspect may be linked to more break-ins.
Full report
Vancouver police (VPD) announced Oct 9 that two alleged residential break-ins in South Vancouver on Thursday morning (Oct 8) are believed by Property Crime investigators to be linked.
At about 9:45 a.m., a man removed a window screen of a home near East 49th Ave and McKinnon St; the homeowner, who had just stepped out of the shower, confronted him, and he fled without stealing anything. About 30 minutes later, a man matching the same description broke a window and entered a residence near West 48th Ave and Ontario St, stole several items, then left.
With the VPD Canine Unit's assistance, officers located and arrested a man matching the description. Daryl Silas Hunt, 64, was charged with one count of attempted break and enter and one count of break and enter; he remains in custody pending a court appearance on Oct 15.
Investigators believe the suspect may be linked to additional break-ins in Vancouver and are asking anyone who experienced an unreported break-in to file a police report.
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