Vancouver police arrest man 24 hours after release from jail

FILE - A Vancouver police vehicle. (CityNews Image)

By Greg Bowman

Posted November 6, 2022 12:42 pm.

Last Updated November 6, 2022 12:43 pm.

The man who the Vancouver Police Department had issued a public warning about has been arrested one day after he was released from jail.

Vancouver police say Bryce Michael Flores-Bebington, 19, was arrested Saturday afternoon near Burrard Street and Pender Street for breaching a court-ordered bail condition.

VPD issued a public warning about the man on Friday when he was released on bail, saying he posed a “serious risk” to public safety in relation to “alleged unprovoked physical and sexual violence against strangers.”

Flores-Bebington is charged with assault and uttering threats in relation to an incident that happened on Oct. 2. He was also arrested in October in connection with two sexual assaults in Vancouver in July.

 

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VPD says the man remains in custody until his next court date.

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