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Surrey Restaurant Targeted in December 14 Shooting Linked to Possible Extortion

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Surrey Restaurant Hit by Gunfire in Suspected Extortion Case

Surrey, B.C. — Police are investigating a shooting that occurred at a Surrey restaurant on December 14.
Authorities believe the incident may connect to ongoing extortion-related crimes in the region.

Surrey Police Service received reports of gunfire at around 2:30 a.m. on December 14.
Officers responded to a restaurant in the 8000 block of 120 Street shortly afterward.

Employees Were Inside During the Incident

At the time of the shooting, two staff members were inside the restaurant.
Fortunately, neither employee suffered any injuries.

Officers observed bullet damage on the building’s exterior.
As a result, police secured the area and began collecting evidence.

Extortion Concerns Guide the Investigation

Investigators suspect the shooting may link to extortion attempts targeting businesses.
In recent months, several Lower Mainland businesses have reported similar threats.

In many cases, suspects demand money and use violence to intimidate victims.
Therefore, police consider these incidents a serious public safety concern.

Meanwhile, investigators are reviewing whether this shooting connects to earlier cases.
They are also working closely with other law enforcement agencies.

Investigation Remains Active

So far, police have not identified any suspects or vehicles.
However, investigators continue reviewing surveillance footage from nearby locations.

Additionally, officers are canvassing the area for witnesses.
Police encourage anyone with information to contact authorities.

They are especially seeking dashcam or security footage from the area.
Such evidence may help advance the investigation.

Police Stress Public Safety

Police say extortion cases remain a top enforcement priority.
Therefore, they urge business owners to report threats immediately.

Early reporting allows officers to intervene before violence escalates.
As a result, community cooperation remains critical.

Authorities also advise residents to stay alert and report suspicious activity.
Police continue working to protect businesses and maintain public safety.

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