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Jul 11, 2025 10:51 PM - Connect Media Network

Heavy Police Presence at Surrey Home Linked to Shooting Outside Kapil Sharma’s Café

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In a dramatic turn of events that unfolded between the late morning and early afternoon hours, an emergency response team swarmed a residential property at the intersection of 124 Street and 75 Avenue on Friday, following reports of a high-risk warrant execution.

The house was surrounded by heavily armed Emergency response team (ERT), with tactical vehicles and specialized units securing the perimeter. While police have yet to officially confirm the operation’s purpose, multiple sources suggest the raid is tied to yesterday’s shooting incident outside Kap’s Café - the popular Surrey eatery recently opened by Bollywood actor and comedian Kapil Sharma.


Unverified reports indicate the Emergency Response Team was acting on a search warrant in connection with a suspected extortion attempt linked to the high-profile cafe, which came under gunfire late Thursday evening. No injuries were reported in the café incident, but the brazen act has sparked significant concern across the local business community.

As of publication, the Surrey Police Service (SPS) and emergency officials have not issued an official statement.

Kapil Sharma has not publicly commented on the incident. This is a developing story.

Meanwhile, the Mayor of Surrey, Brinda Locke has issued a statement saying, "We will not let criminals dictate how we live or work. I am confident that, together, we will keep Surrey safe, resilient, and unafraid"

More details will be released as they become available.

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