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Surrey Police Service
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Official account of Surrey Police Service in Surrey, BC, Canada. Account not monitored 24/7. Emergency: 9-1-1 Non-Emergency: 604-599-0502
- It is with a heavy heart that we announce the sudden and tragic passing of an off-duty SPS member, following an incident in Langley earlier today. Our hearts are with his friends, family, and colleagues during this difficult time. Read full news release:
- We are very excited to welcome Cst. Jeff Wood back after his successful rehabilitation from the serious injuries he sustained on duty earlier this year. Thank you to his family, friends, the Wellness Unit, and Employee Services who provided great support throughout his recovery.
- We honoured a hero today. Cst. Shaelyn Yang, a member of the @BurnabyRCMP Mental Health and Homeless Outreach Team served her community with bravery and made the ultimate sacrifice. Rest in peace, Constable Yang.
- We're deeply saddened to hear about Bingo's passing last night while searching for a suspect. Our thoughts are with his partner and everyone in the canine unit.Bingo, one of our K9s, was killed in the line of duty by gunfire tonight. Thank you for keeping our members safe and thank you for your service. My deepest condolences to his partner and to all of our @TPSK9 unit.
- After a truly difficult day for SPS, we want to take a moment and thank the first responders on the scene that did everything they could to help our officer. We are working to support the officer’s family and friends, and our colleagues during this difficult time.
- Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Khalsa Day Vaisakhi Parade and helped make it a safe and successful event. It was a pleasure to connect with so many community members and celebrate this important day in Surrey. #Vaisakhi2025 #SurreyVaisakhiParade
- Cst. Madison Ford recently received a Deputy Chief Constable Commendation for her lifesaving actions. Earlier this year Cst. Ford attended a call for a man suffering severe trauma. She reacted quickly & performed life-saving measures until paramedics arrived. #FrontlinePolicing
- The Province of BC has announced that Surrey’s policing transition will be completed. SPS is pleased to see a final resolution to this matter and looks forward to continuing to work with the community to build a modern, local police service for Surrey. Read Chief Lipinski’s
- We were proud to have SPS officers in Edmonton today to support the family, friends, and colleagues of @EdmontonPolice Cst. Travis Jordan and Cst. Brett Ryan. Many of these SPS officers were Edmonton Police Service members, including Chief Norm Lipinski who served 32 years in
- The Khalsa Day #Vaisakhi Parade is underway, as thousands gather in Surrey to celebrate this auspicious festival. An important event for #Surrey and a wonderful time celebrating our diversity. Look for SPS officers if you have a concern or want to say hello! #SPSintheCommunity
- We’d like to introduce you to second class recruit, Rolly Lumbala (#46). He joins us after an 11-year career with the @BCLions as a fullback and special teams ace. He also happens to be reuniting with a familiar face at SPS, his former teammate Cst. @JDhillon90 (#55) #SPSRecruits
- Today we honour and remember Constable Adrian Oliver who served with the @SurreyRCMP Ten years ago, Constable Oliver was killed in the line of duty. We remember your sacrifice and we honour your bravery.
- Tonight one of our deployed SPS officers is recovering after being stabbed while responding to a call for service. Thankfully the injuries are non-life threatening and the officer is expected to be released from hospital shortly. Further details will be released by @SurreyRCMP
