Bryce Michael Flores-Bebington was released on bail with two counts of sexual assault, one count of assault and one count of threats pending. Flores-Bebington was arrested just 24 hours after being released from prison. Flores-Bebington was arrested and remains in custody, police said. Vancouver Police Read more: Man charged in random Vancouver lobby attack freed, prompting police warning Story continues below ad “A VPD officer was working near Burrard Street and Pender Street Saturday afternoon when he observed Flores-Bebington violating one of her court-ordered bail conditions,” said VPD Const. Tanya Visindin. “The suspect, 19, was re-arrested and returned to prison.” The 19-year-old is accused of a “chilling” stranger’s attack in the lobby of a Yaletown apartment building on Oct. 3. In that incident, he allegedly followed a woman into the building and threw her to the ground, before a group of bystanders intervened and held him down until police arrived. Vancouver police say he will remain in custody pending his next court appearance.
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It’s unclear exactly how Flores-Bebington violated his parole conditions. Global News has reached out to Vancouver police for more information. 2:21 Vancouver’s former deputy police chief says he was pushed back by the Crown over calls to keep chronic offenders in custody — With files from Global BC’s Simon Little. © 2022 Global News, a division of Corus Entertainment Inc.
