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Surrey Police Arrest 3 After Gunshots Reported at Condo High-Rise

Surrey police arrested two men and a woman after gunshots were reported at a Surrey Central condo building. Officers seized a shotgun, and no injuries were reported.

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Surrey police arrested two men and a woman after gunshots were reported at a condominium high-rise in the Surrey Central area early on Nov. 9, 2026. Officers seized a shotgun from a suite, and no injuries were reported, police said.

According to the Surrey Police Service, frontline officers responded at approximately 2:16 a.m. to a report of multiple gunshots coming from an upper floor of the building. The condominium is in the 9600 block of 136A Street.

Officers identified and isolated a suite on an upper floor. A large police presence assembled at the scene, including resources from the New Westminster Police Department, Surrey police said.

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Three suspects were taken into custody without further incident approximately 90 minutes later, according to police. The people arrested were two men and one woman.

Police said officers observed a shotgun inside the suite and seized it. There were no reported injuries to anyone as a result of the shooting.

Police seek information

The investigation is continuing. The Surrey Police Service is asking anyone with information about the incident or the suspects involved to contact its non-emergency line at 604-599-0502. Callers are asked to quote file number 26-121745 (SP) when contacting police.

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This article is based on the official statement linked below. Charges are allegations; everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty in court.

Official source: Surrey Police Service

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