Tom Zytaruk
Senior Reporter at Surrey Now-Leader
Tom Zytaruk writes for the Surrey NOW-Leader newspaper, located in Surrey, British Columbia.
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1 day ago |
nanaimobulletin.com | Tom Zytaruk
Surrey Police Service's Change of Command Ceremony on Tuesday, April 22 marked the symbolic handover of policing Surrey from the Surrey RCMP to the SPS almost five months after the latter was declared the city's police of jurisdiction on November 29, 2024. The invitation-only event, held at the Cloverdale Agriplex at 17673 62 Avenue, had SPS officers on parade, SPS Pipes and Drums, and the signing of the official parchment.
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2 days ago |
vernonmorningstar.com | Tom Zytaruk
Travis Wayne Bowcock has lost an appeal of his March 16, 2023 conviction for attempted murder, aggravated assault and using a firearm to commit an indictable offence at a Surrey home on September 23, 2021. A jury in B.C. Supreme Court in New Westminster found Bowcock guilty of the charges after a 14-day trial during which the Crown called a lone eyewitness to the shooting who told the court the shooter was black when Bowcock is white.
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2 weeks ago |
thenorthernview.com | Tom Zytaruk
A Surrey resident has been arrested as a result of an international cybercrime investigation but police have not revealed the person's gender nor their name, as charges have not been sworn. Sgt. Tammy Lobb, spokeswoman for RCMP Federal Policing – Pacific Region, said police in March arrested an individual for allegedly "operating a network of thousands of infected computers capable of delivering malware. The investigation is ongoing.
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2 weeks ago |
peacearchnews.com | Tom Zytaruk
A Surrey resident has been arrested as a result of an international cybercrime investigation but police have not revealed the person's gender nor their name, as charges have not been sworn. Sgt. Tammy Lobb, spokeswoman for RCMP Federal Policing – Pacific Region, said police in March arrested an individual for allegedly "operating a network of thousands of infected computers capable of delivering malware. The investigation is ongoing.
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2 weeks ago |
surreynowleader.com | Tom Zytaruk
I wrote this column 25 years ago about Al MacDonald, a Surrey cabbie who was shot dead in North Delta. under the same headline. His killer was recently denied parole. After Al was murdered, the endless procession of taxi cabs along King George brought tears to eyes. Rest in peace Al. I'd hear from Al MacDonald every so often.
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A Surrey resident has been arrested as a result of an international cybercrime investigation but police have not revealed the person's gender nor their name, as charges have not been sworn. https://t.co/aiRFJRG7n2
I wrote this column 25 years ago about Al MacDonald, a Surrey cabbie shot dead in North Delta. His killer was recently denied parole. After Al was murdered, the endless procession of taxi cabs along King George brought tears to eyes. Rest in peace Al. https://t.co/6nHCiyGxzo
Mayor Brenda Locke's Surrey Connect slate, which holds the majority on council with five of nine members, raised the most of all local civic groups in campaign contributions in 2024, at $72,972.73. https://t.co/uyTpHujP3a