Surrey's Extortion-Related Violence Reaches Crisis Point
Surrey business leaders have declared the surge in extortion-related violence as "a national crisis", urging Ottawa to take action.
The city has witnessed a wave of extortion and gun violence, with shootings tied to organized crime continuing to occur. A recent incident involved Kap's Cafe, owned by Bollywood actor Kapil Sharma, which was targeted by gunfire for the third time in three months.
- Bullets pierced the building's facade around 3:45 a.m.
- The incident is part of a string of events that police say bear the earmarks of extortion.
- Kap's Cafe is one of several businesses targeted in the wave of extortion-related violence in Surrey.
The situation has reached a crisis point, with business leaders frustrated by the slow police response.
Author's summary: Surrey faces a national crisis due to extortion-related violence.
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