Surrey RCMP officers injured while breaking up fight

FILE - A Surrey RCMP officer. (CityNews Image)

By Greg Bowman

Posted November 14, 2022 4:55 pm.

Surrey RCMP says three officers suffered injuries while breaking up a fight in the city’s Guildford neighbourhood Monday afternoon.

Police say just before 2 p.m., there were reports of a “suspicious person behaving erratically” at 104 Avenue and 146 Street.

 

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When officers arrived, they say a fight broke out between two people. Mounties attempted to break up the altercation, saying three officers suffered minor injuries.

The incident prompted a heavy police presence, with callers telling CityNews Monday afternoon there were about a dozen cruisers seen in the area.

Police say the two suspects involved are believed to know each other and have both been arrested.

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