Police examine shooting that damaged home in north Surrey

Surrey Police Service and the Surrey RCMP’s Provincial Operations Support Unit say they are reviewing evidence after shots were fired at a home in the Fraser Heights area early Thursday morning. Officers were called around 3:05 am to a residence near 112 Street and 153A Street, where they confirmed the house had been struck by gunfire. Police say no one was hurt.

The General Investigation Unit with the RCMP support unit has taken over the file and is gathering surveillance footage and witness statements. Investigators are also checking whether the incident may connect to other recent police matters in the region, although at this stage they do not believe it is tied to the ongoing extortion cases that have affected parts of Surrey and neighbouring cities.

Gunfire incidents in residential areas have remained a concern for residents and local officials, particularly as law enforcement agencies continue working together to address public safety in fast-growing neighbourhoods. Police are encouraging anyone with information or camera footage from the area to come forward.

Anyone with details is asked to contact the Surrey Police Service non-emergency line at 604-599-0502 and reference file 25-65067 (SU).