British Columbia's Homicide Investigation Team has been deployed to Surrey after a fatal 'targeted, brazen shooting' earlier this week.
British Columbia’s Homicide Investigation Team has been deployed to Surrey after a fatal “targeted, brazen shooting” earlier this week.
The team says in a statement that the man died at the scene, and about 10 minutes later Delta police responded to a vehicle fire at 64 Avenue and Westview Drive. The homicide team has identified the victim as 29-year-old Jaskaran Singh Minhas in an effort to further the investigation, saying he is believed to have connections to organized crime.
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