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Dec 10, 2020 10:27 PM -

IHIT asking for public help in shooting death of 29 year old woman in Surrey

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Police are naming Lisa Ellie Baines as the victim who was shot inside her vehicle in a Surrey back alley a week ago.(Pic. IHIT/homicide team twitter)

The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team is asking for public help on the shooting death of a 29 year old woman.

Police are naming Lisa Ellie Baines as the victim who was shot inside her vehicle in a Surrey back alley a week ago.

Evidence gathered so far suggests it was an isolated shooting and police say it doesn't appear related to drug or gang activity.

Sergeant Frank Jang says police are building a strong case but they are also aware that there are others are out there who have information about the woman's recent activities.

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