Port Moody road-rage suspect arrested

The Port Moody Police Department says it was called to the area of St Johns Street (Barnet Highway) near Moray Street around 4 p.m. on Thursday, May 15, 2025, for reports of a road rage incident. (Courtesy Port Moody Police Department)

By Jan Schuermann

Posted May 21, 2025 4:48 pm.

Last Updated May 21, 2025 4:50 pm.

Multiple metro Vancouver police units arrested a suspect in connection with a road rage incident in Port Moody.

On May 15, police responded to a call at St. Johns and Moray Street in Port Moody.

Officers found an Acura sedan with a smashed rear window.

Police say the alleged suspect broke the car window and then pointed a firearm at the other driver before taking off in a grey Honda sedan.

In an update Wednesday, the Port Moody Police Department says it conducted a high-risk arrest of the suspect in Burnaby with the help of the Burnaby RCMP and other Lower Mainland police units.

The suspect has since been released, and the matter remains under investigation.

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