White Rock RCMP Seek Video After Nov. 1 Home Invasion
White Rock RCMP are seeking video and witnesses after a resident was forced into a home on Sunset Drive. Police say the resident was not physically injured.
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White Rock RCMP are investigating a home invasion after a resident was confronted outside a home in the 14500-block of Sunset Drive and forced inside, police said. The report came in at 9:21 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 1, 2026.
According to police, the man who confronted the resident was unknown to them. He remained in the home for a period of time, stole property and then fled the area. The resident was not physically injured.
Police said the description of the suspect is limited. He is described as a tall Caucasian man with an athletic build.
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Police seek video and witnesses
Investigators are looking for dash camera, doorbell or security footage recorded around the 14500-block of Sunset Drive between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. on Nov. 1. They also want to hear from anyone who observed suspicious activity during that period.
Staff Sgt. Rob Dixon, the White Rock RCMP detachment commander, said home invasions can significantly affect a person's sense of safety. He encouraged residents to report suspicious people or activity in their neighbourhoods and asked anyone with information or video to speak with investigators.
Anyone with information can call White Rock RCMP at 778-545-4800 and quote file number 2026-6298.
About these reports
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Official source: RCMP