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Surrey Man Charged in Deadly Burnaby Highway Crash

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Chi Sun Park of Surrey faces 15 charges after a 2024 Burnaby crash that killed two Maple Ridge women and seriously injured three others.

Surrey Resident Faces Charges in Fatal 2024 Collision

A 35-year-old man from Surrey, B.C., has been formally charged in connection with a fatal highway collision that occurred in Burnaby in early 2024. The crash claimed two lives and left three others seriously injured.

Incident on Highway 1 Near Sprott Street

On February 18, 2024, a violent collision between a Tesla and a minivan occurred on the eastbound side of Highway 1 near the Sprott Street exit in Burnaby. According to the RCMP, the impact was severe and led to a swift emergency response at the scene.

Victims Identified from Maple Ridge and Surrey

Two women from Maple Ridge lost their lives in the crash. Additionally, two other Maple Ridge women in their 20s and a man from Surrey in his 30s sustained serious injuries. Their identities have not been publicly released in accordance with privacy laws.

Charges Filed After Extensive Investigation

Chi Sun Park has been charged with 15 criminal offences, including dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing death, bodily harm, and impaired driving due to drug use. The charges follow a thorough investigation by B.C. Highway Patrol.

Legal Proceedings Underway

Park was released on bail without a cash deposit. His next court appearance is scheduled for July 24. Authorities have stated that no further information will be disclosed at this time to protect the integrity of the court process.

Broader Implications for Road Safety

The case underscores ongoing concerns surrounding impaired and reckless driving in British Columbia. Law enforcement agencies continue to prioritize highway safety, particularly on high-traffic corridors like Highway 1.

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