Police are investigating after gunfire was reported Thursday night in Surrey’s Whalley neighbourhood. No injuries confirmed yet.
Gunfire Disrupts Quiet Evening in Whalley
A normally quiet residential street in Surrey’s Whalley neighbourhood was disrupted Thursday evening, June 26, as multiple shots were reported near the intersection of 129 Street and 108 Avenue. Surrey Police Service (SPS) officers responded swiftly to the scene around 8:15 p.m.
Emergency Response Floods the Scene
Approximately a dozen police cruisers and several ambulance units converged on the rain-soaked residential block, cordoning off the area with police tape. Authorities remained on-site late into the evening to assess the situation, gather evidence, and interview nearby residents.
Police Confirm Ongoing Investigation
Surrey Police confirmed late Thursday night that they are actively investigating the reported shots-fired incident. While the presence of emergency vehicles drew concern among residents, officials have not yet confirmed any injuries or arrests in connection with the gunfire.
Residents Left Concerned, Awaiting Answers
The incident has raised concerns among locals, many of whom reported hearing multiple loud bangs before seeing the influx of first responders. Some residents were briefly restricted from accessing their homes during the initial police response.
Authorities Urge Public to Remain Calm
As of now, Surrey Police have released limited information, emphasizing that the investigation is in its early stages. Officers continue to canvass the area for surveillance footage and witness accounts. The SPS is urging anyone with information to come forward to assist the ongoing inquiry.
Next Steps in the Investigation
Surrey Police have not disclosed any potential motives or suspects. Updates are expected in the coming days as the investigation develops. The public is advised to monitor official police channels for verified information and avoid speculation.