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Surrey RCMP Emergency Response Teams and general duty officers secure the scene of a gun call in the Newton area Thursday afternoon. Evan Seal
Five Surrey schools closed during police raidSome drops of blood, the sound of a gun and an errant text message all led to a huge police raid and lockdown of five schools in Newton Thursday. It all began at about 2 p.m. when police were searching for a person of interest in a criminal matter in the... |
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