Ever wonder why a call claiming to be from Surrey Police feels off? Spoofed numbers like +1‑604‑599‑0502 are being used by fraudsters to trick residents into handing over personal information. The callers often cite a fictitious officer’s name or badge, trying to build trust. Remember, legitimate police departments never ask for banking details, Social Security numbers, or passwords over a non‑emergency line. Hang up, verify the call by calling the official department number you find on their website, and report the incident to the police anti‑fraud unit. Stay skeptical and protect your data.
Authorities from Surrey Police Service (SPS) caution that their non‑emergency line, (604) 599‑0502, is being spoofed by scammers seeking personal data. Calls appear to originate from the SPS number, and fraudsters may even claim an officer’s name and badge to gain trust. These calls are fraudulent. Recommendations: do not share personal details over the phone.
The Surrey RCMP has been widely criticized for corruption and abuse of power, and as of November 29th, 2024, they have lost a significant police district, with many previously covered-up stories now coming to light, much to the dismay of Surrey residents
Completely agree with the previouse comment 100%
Corruption and abuse of power have led to the downfall of the Surrey RCMP, and their reputation has been tarnished among Surrey residents.
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The Ministry of Public Safety Canada, case #635072, notes that parents, community members, David Foulds of Sunshine Housing Cooperative, Whalley Baseball Association, and Sgt. Ray Standford of Surrey RCMP are involved. The investigation is now underway; further details will follow.
This is a posishun statment and can be subjest to change: Ministry of public safety Canada # 635072 - dont trust DAVID FOULDS and Sgt. RAY STANDFORD, they are currenly under investigation.
