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Police Probe Extortion-Linked Shooting in North Delta
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Police Probe Extortion-Linked Shooting in North Delta

Delta Police are investigating an extortion-related shooting at a home in North Delta early Sunday, October 26. Shots were fired into a residence on 78B Avenue, but no injuries were reported. CCTV footage shows a suspect firing from a white SUV before fleeing. Police believe the attack was targeted and are working with the Provincial Extortion Task Force to find connections to other cases.

Surrey Shooting Damages Business, No Extortion Link
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Surrey Shooting Damages Business, No Extortion Link

Surrey Police are investigating an early-morning shooting in Newton, Surrey, that damaged a local business. The incident occurred around 1 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 19, near King George Boulevard and 81 Avenue. Police say the shooting is likely unrelated to ongoing extortion cases. A white, newer model four-door sedan is described as the suspect vehicle. Authorities are urging anyone with information or footage to contact SPS or Crime Stoppers.

Surrey Leaders Unite to Combat Extortion and Violence
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Surrey Leaders Unite to Combat Extortion and Violence

Mayor Brenda Locke met with Minister of Public Safety Nina Krieger at Surrey City Hall to address the growing concerns of extortion and violence impacting local residents and businesses. Both leaders emphasized that such crimes will not be tolerated and committed to working together on effective solutions. The meeting underscored the importance of collaboration between all levels of government, law enforcement, and the community to ensure Surrey remains a safe and welcoming place to live, work, and thrive.

Police probe extortion-linked shooting in South Surrey
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Police probe extortion-linked shooting in South Surrey

Surrey Police are investigating a suspected extortion-related shooting in South Surrey after multiple shots were fired in the 14300 block of 28 Avenue around 3:50 a.m. on Sept. 5. Officers found several shell casings but reported no injuries or property damage. Police say the case is part of a growing trend, with 28 extortion incidents already reported in Surrey this year. Investigators are appealing to the public for information or footage that may assist the probe.

White Rock Shooting Tied to Extortion, RCMP Confirm
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White Rock Shooting Tied to Extortion, RCMP Confirm

RCMP say a shooting at a White Rock home on Pacific Avenue early Wednesday morning was linked to extortion. Neighbours reported hearing rapid gunfire around 3:20 a.m., and officers later found bullet holes in the garage door. No one was injured. Police believe the incident was targeted and are asking residents with dashcam or security footage from the area to come forward. The case is being investigated alongside other extortion-related shootings across the Lower Mainland.

Spike in Surrey Extortion Reports Raises Public Alarm
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Spike in Surrey Extortion Reports Raises Public Alarm

Surrey Police report a rise in extortion cases, with 26 incidents logged by July 29, some of which are historical. Officials attribute the increase to heightened public awareness through forums, media outreach, and a $100,000 provincial grant to Crime Stoppers for a bilingual awareness campaign. Although 12 cases have been officially confirmed in 2025, police believe extortion remains underreported. Several related shootings are under investigation, and two suspects were recently arrested in connection with 2024 incidents. Community leaders and police continue to call for public vigilance and cooperation.

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