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Nationwide Hunt: Surrey Police Seek Fraud Suspect

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Surrey police launch a Canada-wide search for Adam Thorndyke, facing over 200 fraud-related charges. Public urged to help locate him.

Nationwide Manhunt Underway

Surrey police have launched an urgent appeal to the public, seeking help in tracking down a man wanted on a Canada-wide warrant. The suspect, Adam Thorndyke, is facing an astonishing number of fraud-related charges—and investigators say time is of the essence.

From Traffic Stop to Major Investigation

The case began in March 2023, during what seemed like a routine traffic stop. Officers discovered multiple forged documents inside the vehicle. That find led to a search warrant for a residence, where police uncovered a treasure trove of items described as being of “evidentiary value.”

Over 200 Charges Filed

By June 26, 2023, the BC Prosecution Service had approved a staggering 204 charges linked to fraud, implicating Thorndyke and two other individuals. While the other two suspects have since been arrested, Thorndyke remains at large.

The Charges at a Glance

Thorndyke is wanted for a long list of offences, including:

  • Resisting arrest

  • Driving while prohibited (multiple counts)

  • Possession of forged documents with intent

  • Possession of stolen property (36 counts)

  • Breach of a release order

  • Identity document offences

Police believe he poses a continued risk if not apprehended quickly.

Public’s Role in the Search

Authorities are urging anyone with information on Thorndyke’s whereabouts to come forward immediately. Even the smallest tip could help bring this investigation to a close. Surrey police stress that members of the public should not approach him directly, but instead contact law enforcement right away.

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