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Surrey, British Columbia
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That’s a wrap on Tour de Valley 2026! This year’s ride raised more than $270,000 to support children and families facing cancer. A huge thank you to everyone who supported our Cops for Cancer riders!
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Oct is Intimate Partner Violence Awareness Month. No one should live in fear or suffer in silence. If you’re experiencing intimate partner violence, you’re not alone—seek support from someone you trust or a local victim service.
#IPVAwareness
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Halloween is creeping up! Keep it spooky—and safe—with these trick-or-treating tips!
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The 13-year-old missing youth, who was the subject of a public appeal on October 26, has been located and is safe. SPS and RCMP SPOSU would like to thank the public and media for their assistance with this investigation.
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Organized crime is evolving. Are we keeping pace?
Join law enforcement leaders, investigators, intelligence professionals, and prosecutors in Montréal for the CACP Gangs and Organized Crime Conference 2027, February 21-23.
Explore how decentralized, technology-driven criminal networks are reshaping public safety and international security.
Registration is now open. Secure your spot today.
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Le crime organisé évolue. Sommes-nous en mesure de suivre le rythme?
Joignez-vous à des dirigeants des forces de l’ordre, des enquêteurs, des professionnels du renseignement et des procureurs à Montréal dans le cadre de la Conférence de l’ACCP sur les gangs et le crime organisé 2027, du 21 au 23 février 2027.
Découvrez comment les réseaux criminels décentralisés et axés sur la technologie transforment la sécurité publique et la sécurité internationale.
Les inscriptions sont maintenant ouvertes. Réservez votre place dès aujourd’hui.
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Cst. Holly Christie retweeted
From wallets and purses to electronics and tools, many thefts of vehicles happen because valuable items are left visible inside.
Swipe through to see the Top 3 most commonly stolen items.
🔒 Lock it. 👀 Hide it. 🎒 Take it with you.
Cst. Holly Christie retweeted
This Halloween, keep the frights on the front porch - not on the roads.
To report suspected impaired driving or a collision involving injuries requiring emergency response, call 9-1-1.
For minor accidents with no injuries, report directly to ICBC. #911BC
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#DYK immobilizers aren’t just for cars, many trucks and motorcycles use them too
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🔐 Myth: Bill C-22 would require companies to weaken encryption.
✅ Fact: Bill C-22 does not require service providers to weaken encryption or create cybersecurity vulnerabilities. The legislation includes provisions designed to prevent systemic vulnerabilities while supporting lawful, judicially authorized investigations.
Learn more about the CACP's position on Bill C-22: cacp.ca/_Library/Position_St…
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🔐 Mythe : Le projet de loi C-22 obligerait les entreprises à affaiblir le chiffrement.
✅ Fait : Le projet de loi C-22 n’oblige pas les fournisseurs de services à affaiblir le chiffrement ni à créer des vulnérabilités en matière de cybersécurité. Il comprend des dispositions visant à prévenir l’introduction de vulnérabilités systémiques tout en soutenant les enquêtes légales autorisées par les tribunaux.
Pour en savoir plus sur la position de l’ACCP concernant le projet de loi C-22 : cacp.ca/_Library/Position_St…
Cst. Holly Christie retweeted
Following an investigation into an alleged immigration fraud scheme involving false documents and statements, the CBSA has charged 5 individuals. The matter is now before the courts.
Information: canada.ca/en/border-services…
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Statement from the Canadian Forces Provost Marshal on the ongoing investigation into the incident at CFB Wainwright.
canada.ca/en/department-nati…
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What's the spookiest jump scare this Halloween? Accidentally calling 9-1-1😱
Help us keep 9-1-1 lines free for emergencies only by storing your cellphone securely.
If you do call 9-1-1 by mistake, don't hang up. Stay on the line and let the call taker know you’re safe. #911BC
Cst. Holly Christie retweeted
#DYK the SPS crest reflects Surrey’s history, diversity, and communities:
A. The Coast Salish Eye, representing the First Peoples who inhabited this land.
B. The fess pattern, recognizing that successful policing is built on collaboration and respect between a policing service and the community it serves.
C. The six stars, representing Surrey's town centres.
Learn more about our crest: bit.ly/4sm9Z4C
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The next Surrey Police Board meeting will be today on October 22. View the agenda and livestream here: bit.ly/4yFbZGG
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The missing person who was the subject of a public appeal on October 17, 2026 has been located safe and sound. SPS would like to thank the media and the public for their assistance.
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#DYK EmpowerHer is a program run by women for women, designed to build confidence,
raise awareness and teach personal safety techniques. Learn more: bit.ly/4Bkqlia
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#Autotheft isn't always what people think it is. From where you park to where you keep your key fob, common misconceptions can leave your vehicle vulnerable.
Swipe through to separate fact from fiction and learn a few simple ways to reduce your risk.
#CrimePrevention #IMPACT
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Busy week in Whalley/City Centre! Last week, SPS officers responded to over 900 calls, including motor vehicle collisions and weapons possession. Not sure when to call 911? Visit bit.ly/4z1epAs to learn more about requesting police assistance.
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Planning fireworks for Halloween? Be sure you have a fireworks permit issued by the Surrey Fire Services' Fire Prevention Branch. Applications must be submitted five business days before the scheduled event. If you don’t have a permit, fireworks are illegal. Learn more: bit.ly/4iv591r
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