Trio Arrested in Surrey Shooting During Anti-Extortion Patrol
Three Indian nationals have been arrested in Surrey, Canada, after allegedly firing bullets at a home. The suspects, all young men, face charges of discharging a firearm and are in custody. Their immigration status is under CBSA review, with potential for additional charges.
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Three Indian nationals have been taken into custody by Canadian authorities following an anti-extortion patrol that led to gunfire at a residence in Surrey. Harjot Singh, Taranveer Singh, and Dayajeet Singh Billing face criminal charges related to the incident.
The Surrey Police Service responded to reports of shots fired and a small fire at a home in the Crescent Beach area. Prompt action by patrol officers resulted in the arrest of the suspects shortly thereafter, with investigations revealing potential further legal ramifications.
The Canada Border Services Agency is now involved, focusing on the immigration status of the suspects, all of whom are foreign nationals. Meanwhile, Surrey officials continue their crackdown on the rise in local neighborhood violence.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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