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Police in Kamloops have arrested two men and are looking for a third, after a resident reported his home was being broken into.
The attempted break-in happened just after 9 a.m. Tuesday on Fleetwood Avenue.
Police attended the scene, but the three men fled the area.
After setting up a perimeter, and with the help of a police dog, two of the men were found on Greenfield Avenue and arrested.
At the same time, other residents in the area called police and reported a man with a limp going through their backyards and jumping fences.
The Kamloops RCMP have asked anyone who sees a man with a limp in the Brocklehurst area to call the police.
The investigation into the attempted break-in is ongoing.
