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B.C. Police Nab Canada's Top Fugitive

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British Columbias anti-gang squad apprehends top Canadian fugitive, Chad Dandan, in Surrey, wanted for a murder in Winnipeg. Dandan was spotted by officers while on parole, hiding his face. He was charged with first-degree murder, kidnapping, and extortion in connection with the death of Zeyad Vifan Shammo in Winnipeg. The arrest highlights the importance of police vigilance and public cooperation in maintaining safety across the country.

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B.C. Police Nab Canada's Top Fugitive

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!B.C. Police Nab Canada's Top Fugitive. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

British Columbia's Anti-Gang Squad just nabbed one of Canada's top fugitives in Surrey last month. 25-year-old Chad Danden, one-of-four murder in Winnipeg, got spotted by officers on March 26th while he was out on parole and trying to hide his face. This all ties back to September 10th, 2024, when Winnipeg cops got called to the 300 block of Bridge Lake Drive over A. Missing 22-year-old Ontario Guy, named Zayad Vyfan Shemmo. He was abducted, then found dead three days later, leading to charges against Danden and two others for first-degree murder, kidnapping and extortion. Folks are praising the sharp eyes of those uniformed officers from the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit, British Columbia. Their training paid off big time, especially since Danden was blasted nationwide through the Bolo Alert program that's helped snag other big-name gang. Runners. Now, the team coordinated tight with Winnipeg police to get him shipped back east and he's locked up awaiting trial there.

Cases like this remind us how vigilance from cops in the public keeps the streets safer across the country. This has been Canada News Today, powered by AI.

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