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UPDATE 2:00 p.m.
Cpl. Dan Moskaluk of the Southeast District RCMP says police were called to the Summerland Beach RV and Campground for a report of a dishevelled woman rooting around some of the lots.
By the time officers arrived around noon, the woman had entered Okanagan Lake, swimming a considerable distance from the shore, leading to the Penticton Fire rescue boat to be called in.
Moskaluk confirmed the woman was detained and taken to hospital for examination.
ORIGINAL 1:10 p.m.
A woman in Summerland jumped into Okanagan Lake to escape police on Thursday afternoon.
A resident of the Summerland Beach RV and Campground told Castanet News a woman came into the park late this morning, asking for help. By the time police arrived, she had entered Okanagan Lake and was a considerable distance from the shore.
Marine help from the Penticton Fire Department was called in around 12 p.m. to assist.
The woman eventually returned to shore and was placed under arrest. An officer at the scene said she was being detained under the Mental Health Act, and is being taken to hospital for examination.
Castanet has reached out to the Southeast District RCMP for more details.
