Abbotsford Police Department
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Abbotsford Police Department
@AbbyPoliceDept
Abbotsford Police Department Official Site- NOT monitored 24/7. For emergencies call 9-1-1. Non-emergencies call 604-859-5225 or report online AbbyPD.ca
- Thank you to everyone for honouring our hero with us yesterday.
- In the deepest darkness there can be light. We see you. So many of you. Thank you for being there for us. #abbypd
- When an officer dies 'in the line of duty' while protecting the peace and freedoms of this country, their death should be honoured nationally and not forgotten. #fallenofficer #ourhero #abbypdstrong Thank You @iaff1286 FF Griffin for this #masterpiece drawing of Cst Davidson
- An AbbyPD member moments ago conducted a water rescue within the Sumas Prairie. A veh over turned, trapping the driver in a water filled ditch. Water was filling the veh when the AbbyPD officer swam in and successfully pulled the driver to safety. No serious injuries to driver
- ***UPDATE TO MISSING PUPPY POST: Scout has been found safe and had an impromptu ride-a-long with our members!*** Thank you Abbotsford!
- Late yesterday afternoon another feed truck was able to make it through in the eastern Sumas prairie area. The water levels are still high in many areas, but the truck proceeded through about 18" of water. Thanks to all that made this possible. #strengthincommunity
- Thank You! Through the night, many volunteers, staff, contractors and our partner organizations were able to build a dam to protect the pump station and buy us some time. #strengthincommunity ** Photo supplied by @BCRCMP’s Air 1 police helicopter
- This morning Fire Chief Lee told a story to the media of a service dog being rescued from Sumas Prairie by Firefighters Tuesday night. Bowser, although cold and wet was reunited with his handler. We're happy we could help.
- URGENT PLEA: Within the last hour the water level within the eastern part of the Sumas Prairie is beginning to rise. Roadways that were dry an hour ago, now have flowing water. We are seeing people not respecting barriers and police direction causing public safety concerns.
- We shall never forget Constable John Davidson who was shot in the line of duty on 17/11/06 while protecting his community. He made the #ultimatesacrifice and he left behind his wife and three children. #HeroInLife #Never Forget #Courage
- At 6am this morning, one of our patrol officers noticed a vehicle struggling to maintain its lane. The officer conducted a vehicle stop to check sobriety and found that the 45-year-old Class 1 driver was impaired by alcohol. Interestingly, the driver was on his way to work at the
