Surrey Police Service

This year, the theme for World Refugee Day focuses on the right to seek safety as a common safeguard for us all. If you are new to Canada and would like information about how to connect with the police or resources, check this out: https://bit.ly/4fRT59N

During an emergency, knowing your location helps our officers reach you faster. When you’re out, try to keep note of nearby cross streets and major landmarks.

Last evening, DCC Mike LeSage was proud to represent SPS and receive SUMS Place Society The Bridge to Hope Award - Community Partner 2026 at their annual general meeting.

SPS’s Frontline, Crisis Intervention and Prevention, Community 1st, and other units partner with SUMS to support and serve Surrey’s vulnerable communities.

This summer, we're continuing our partnership with BNSF Railway and White Rock RCMP to patrol the rail line between Crescent Beach and the US Border. Working together to help keep Surrey safe.

Heading out for a summer ride? Register your bike with Project 529 to help police identify your bike and return if it’s stolen. We’ll be at parks across Surrey this summer to help you register your bike. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3S5Dvh3

Due to a technical difficulty we have had to amend the livestream link of today's board meeting. The new link is: https://www.youtube.com/live/6v-3K-GsBTw

Watch today's board meeting live from 2pm-3pm at https://bit.ly/4ozdTVC. If you'd like to view and download today's board meeting agenda, it is available here: https://bit.ly/4xCPnr2

Surrey Police Service is currently investigating an attempted child abduction by a stranger this past weekend that has resulted in a man being charged with Criminal Code offences.

On June 13, 2026, at 6:38 pm, SPS Frontline officers responded to an attempted abduction of a child by a stranger in the 8100 block 136A Street, after a child, who was outside playing in a driveway, was allegedly approached by a stranger and physically picked up.

Bystanders saw the incident and intervened, causing the stranger to put the child down and leave the area. A man matching the description of the suspect was detained by bystanders a short distance away until police arrived and took him into custody. The child was not physically injured in the incident.

Liam Robert Dobbs-Morency, a 22-year-old male, has been charged with one count of abduction of a person under 14 years of age, and one count of possession of a prohibited weapon.

SPS’s Major Crime Section (MCS) has taken the lead on the investigation, which is ongoing.

Dobbs-Morency made his first court appearance on June14, 2026, and has been remanded in custody. His next court appearance is scheduled for June 18, 2026.

The 85-year-old missing elderly male, who was the subject of a public appeal on June 16, 2026, has been located safe and sound. Surrey Police Service would like to thank the media and the public for their assistance.

The next Surrey Police Board meeting will be on June 17 from 2-3pm. View the board agenda and livestream link: https://bit.ly/4xCPnr2