Weekly Surrey Shooting updates (Feb 8 - Feb 14) - Weekly count: 1 shooting || YTD: 26 shootings

SHOOTING / ARSON -- Day 1 of the week. Maple Ridge chaos !! (about 20 mins drive from Surrey)
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more details:
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Police are investigating two vehicle fires on a Maple Ridge driveway and gunshots fired at a home.
“I heard three big bangs. I thought it was maybe fireworks going off. It was really strange,”
The bullets hit a child’s bedroom, with neighbours expressing disbelief that an incident like this could take place on their sleepy suburban Street.
...while the community gathered around the burning cars, members of the family were distraught, saying they had no idea why this was happening.
 
NEWS -- Surrey Police Services use their newly allocated funding to make public awareness videos
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He encourages people who do get approached to walk away and contact the police.
“It is not worth the money, and if you are approached, say no and then contact the police, and then we’ll investigate it further,” Pollock said.
“There is a risk of getting arrested depending on your status in Canada. There is a risk of getting deported. There’s a risk of getting injured,” Pollock added.
Since this is not a South Asian problem, I'm sure these videos aren't geared towards the Punjabi community in general.
If anyone can find one, please post it here.
 
OPINION -- Letter to the Editor: Need stronger immigration laws
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The disgusting absurdity of reading about a dozen or more foreign nationals caught shooting up our neighbourhoods and threatening our citizens with their lives being able to apply for refugee status in our country as a resident is beyond belief and cannot remain an option for anyone caught doing so.
 
NEWS -- Surrey Mayor still begging for help in Ottawa
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On Friday (Feb. 6), she met with federal Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree and the Secretary of State for Combating Crime, Ruby Sahota, to discuss the extortion crisis.

A news release from the City of Surrey noted that Locke made “a formal request for the appointment of a commissioner for extortion violence against Canadian,” but it did not say if she had asked again for a public safety emergency to be declared.
 
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