Correction: Vancouver Police arrest chronic offenders for multiple commercial break-ins
Correction: On May 13, Vancouver Police notified the public of the arrest of two offenders for multiple commercial break-ins.
Correction: On May 13, Vancouver Police notified the public of the arrest of two offenders for multiple commercial break-ins.
Vancouver Police are seeking witnesses to an assault that occurred in the West End last week.
Since the pandemic began, police officers have been working 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Patrol officers have been on the frontline, putting themselves at risk, to keep the city safe. Police cannot reduce or defer frontline work, as in-progress emergencies have continued throughout the city.
Vancouver Police have seen a significant increase in arson reports citywide and are asking the public to stay vigilant.
Vancouver Police have arrested two chronic offenders, resulting in 70 separate charges related to commercial break-ins in Vancouver and surrounding communities over the past few months.
Vancouver Police officers along with a VPD Canine unit were assaulted after responding to reports of a man attempting to steal a marked police vehicle from the City of Vancouver National yards.
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