A Vancouver Island business owner got more than she bargained for, after asking a group of loiterers to leave before opening for the day.
On November 25th at around 8:30 am, police in Campbell River were called after a 37-year-old woman spat in the owner’s face after she was asked to move along. The spitter then claimed she had COVID-19.
Constable Maury Tyre says police found the suspect close by and arrested her. She was released on protective conditions for a court date in January of next year, and could be facing changes of Assault and Mischief.
