Homicide investigators take over search for man missing from Surrey

Vancouver, BCLocal News

Surrey police have escalated their search for missing 25-year-old Navdeep Dhaliwal to a homicide investigation. The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) has taken charge of the case after identifying suspicious circumstances surrounding his disappearance. Dhaliwal was reported missing on Wednesday night, having last been seen by associates the previous day. His family and friends expressed concern, as he usually maintained regular communication. Police have not revealed specifics about the evidence that led to this investigation shift.

The urgency of the situation has prompted authorities to call for public assistance, urging anyone with information to reach out through the IHIT information line or email. This case highlights broader concerns about missing persons and potential violence in the community. As the investigation unfolds, local officials are focused on gathering leads to ensure Dhaliwal's case receives the attention it deserves.

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