Surrey's Shooting Spree: Four in 48 Hours

0:00It's March 30th. Welcome to Vancouver News today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the story. Surrey's seen four shootings in just the past 48 hours, and it's got folks on edge. The first one hit hard on March 28th, when 27-year-old Jasmine Secon got shot and killed in Sullivan Heights. Cops say it was targeted, and he had a history with police. Things escalated the next day. March 29th, when officers responded to a weapon call in the 13,400 block of 81. Avenue. The guy pulled an edge weapon on them so they fired back with service pistols. He ended up with minor injuries and got treated at the hospital. Early March 30th, at 145 AM, shots rang out at a home in the 12,300 block of 77A Avenue. Bullets hit the house and a parked car out front, but nobody inside got hurt. Police link it to extortion attempts. Later that morning around 9 AM, another spot took fire overnight at a business in the 5,400 block of production boulevard.

1:00No one was there, no injuries, but it's the second hit on a business in that complex. The first was March 23rd. With the police shooting now under review by the Independent Investigation Office, authorities are digging into these connections, urging anyone with, info to come forward before more lives get caught in the crossfire.