We are SO fortunate to have an Impaired Driving Unit at #SPS. I hear them out there all the time and they are always helpful to patrol members. With how big Surrey is; they are essential for helping keep these drivers from seriously harming or killing themselves, or others. #PublicSafety🚨
We’re proud of SPS’s Impaired Driving Unit (IDU) for receiving the 2025 Outstanding Traffic Team Effort Award from the BC Association of Chiefs of Police Traffic Safety Committee. In the unit's first full year of operation in 2025, IDU achieved substantial increases in impaired driving enforcement compared to 2024. Our Impaired Driving Unit strategically targets and removes impaired drivers from the road to make Surrey's streets safer.
Guess what day it is for our team?
We're at our outdoor range for annual qualifications. Thanks to Mother Nature, for the awesome weather! Let's go! #SPSTraining#PistolQuals👮🏽♀️
Liam Robert Dobbs-Morency additionally charged following SPS ongoing investigation for possession of child sexual abuse and exploitation materials (CSAEM). Liam previously charged for abduction of a person under 14 and has been remanded since. Details: https://t.co/gicPxLmonB #SurreyBC
🔐 Myth: Bill C-22 would require companies to weaken encryption.
✅ Fact: Bill C-22 does not require service providers to weaken encryption or create cybersecurity vulnerabilities. The legislation includes provisions designed to prevent systemic vulnerabilities while supporting lawful, judicially authorized investigations.
Learn more about the CACP's position on Bill C-22: https://t.co/CC7mAr7yDe
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🔐 Mythe : Le projet de loi C-22 obligerait les entreprises à affaiblir le chiffrement.
✅ Fait : Le projet de loi C-22 n’oblige pas les fournisseurs de services à affaiblir le chiffrement ni à créer des vulnérabilités en matière de cybersécurité. Il comprend des dispositions visant à prévenir l’introduction de vulnérabilités systémiques tout en soutenant les enquêtes légales autorisées par les tribunaux.
Pour en savoir plus sur la position de l’ACCP concernant le projet de loi C-22 : https://t.co/CC7mAr7yDe
Who you gonna call to keep highway maintenance workers safe?
BCHP uses ghost cars in construction zones. In Prince George we issued two 7-day impounds ($2,300 each) for excessive speeding on Hwy #97
We’re working on proton packs for next year’s budget.
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Following an investigation into an alleged immigration fraud scheme involving false documents and statements, the CBSA has charged 5 individuals. The matter is now before the courts.
Information: https://t.co/hy5AupapNn
What's the spookiest jump scare this Halloween? Accidentally calling 9-1-1😱
Help us keep 9-1-1 lines free for emergencies only by storing your cellphone securely.
If you do call 9-1-1 by mistake, don't hang up. Stay on the line and let the call taker know you’re safe. #911BC