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Three foreign nationals arrested by extortion patrol are charged in B.C. shooting
Three foreign nationals have been charged with discharging a firearm during a shooting linked to extortion violence; all remain in custody, authorities said.
- Published Feb. 2, 2026, the SPS reported three foreign nationals charged with discharging a firearm and remanded until Thursday in Crescent Beach.
- Amid a spike in extortion violence, Project Assurance has been active, with Surrey, B.C. seeing more than 30 shootings and 32 active files as of last month, including a Jan. 26 arrest.
- At the scene, Surrey Fire Services extinguished a small fire near Crescent Road and 132 Street shortly before 4 a.m., with no injuries reported.
- The SPS Major Crime Section opened an investigation likely linked to extortion, investigators seized two vehicles and engaged the Canada Border Services Agency due to foreign nationals involved.
- Last week Ottawa pledged additional RCMP officers and helicopters, while Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke and protesters at the Surrey Arts Centre demanded a national emergency and more public safety.
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Three men arrested after what police alleged was an extortion-related shooting in Surrey over the weekend have been charged, and authorities have released their photos in an attempt to further the investigation.
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Three foreign nationals arrested by extortion patrol are charged in B.C. shooting
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