2 arrested after shots fired at yet another Surrey home

Vancouver, BCLocal News

Two men are in custody following an extortion-related shooting at a home in Surrey early Thursday morning. Officers from the Surrey Police Service responded to reports of shots fired on 56 Avenue near King George Boulevard, confirming damage to the residence's exterior. While several people were inside, no injuries were reported, highlighting a fortunate outcome amid growing violence. Police apprehended two suspects after locating a vehicle associated with the shooting. This incident marks one of many reported this year, underscoring a disturbing trend of violence targeting the South Asian community and local business owners.

The BC Extortion Task Force is now investigating, aiming to address the rising number of extortion incidents in the region. Authorities urge anyone with information, including CCTV or dashcam footage, to contact the police. The ongoing violence raises concerns about community safety and the broader implications for local businesses.

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