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Questions linger over whether Surrey can reach April 1, 2021 goal for local police force

Mornings with Simi

English - February 27, 2020 21:55 - 15 minutes - ★★★★★ - 1 rating
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Today marks day one for the surrey police dept.  the mayor making the announcement this morning. Doug McCallum says the Solicitor General has reviewed the report on policing transition, and has approved a move to a civic force. He says the new Surrey PD should be up and running by April first of next year.

 

Guest: Wally Oppal 

Former B.C. Supreme Court judge and attorney general 

Was appointed by the provincial government to oversee Surrey’s plan to transition to its own police force
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Today marks day one for the surrey police dept.  the mayor making the announcement this morning. Doug McCallum says the Solicitor General has reviewed the report on policing transition, and has approved a move to a civic force. He says the new Surrey PD should be up and running by April first of next year.


 


Guest: Wally Oppal 


Former B.C. Supreme Court judge and attorney general 


Was appointed by the provincial government to oversee Surrey’s plan to transition to its own police force

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