VPD warns public of “potentially violent person” living in Vancouver

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Police are warning the public of a woman who “poses a significant public safety risk” who is currently living in Vancouver as she awaits trial.

Kayla Kelly, 29, is awaiting trial for three charges, including two counts of assault, and one count of assaulting a police officer. She was also recently arrested for aggravated assault and assault with a weapon related to a serious random stranger assault.

“Kelly’s behavior has been escalating and she’s the suspect in multiple recent violent incidents,” says Constable Jason Doucette.

“Despite the efforts of the VPD and our partner agencies, she remains in the community and her unpredictable behavior puts the public at risk.”

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Kelly is 5’5″ and 148 pounds. She has a slim build, long blonde hair, and blue eyes.

Her exact location is unknown, but she must comply with the following court imposed conditions:

  • Not to be found in the 100 block of East Pender including the lanes
  • Must not possess any weapons, including knives or sharp blades outside of consuming food
  • Not to possess syringes or needles outside her place of residence or a designated safe injection site unless it is capped and in its original sealed manufactured packaging

Anyone who sees her violating these conditions is asked to call 911.

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