Langley RCMP cruiser and stolen truck collide

A Langley RCMP cruiser was involved with a collision with a stolen truck Wednesday morning.(CityNews image)

By Raynee Novak

Posted May 21, 2026 5:08 pm.

Last Updated May 21, 2026 6:13 pm.

A Langley RCMP cruiser and a stolen truck collision early Wednesday morning woke up a neighbourhood near 197 Street and Wakefield Drive.

Debris from both the police cruiser and the truck could be seen strewn about the street.

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A Reddit user, Wonderful_Side_7263, stated in a post that they were woken up by a “speeding car [going] full throttle.”

Then they heard a loud collision behind their home.

Langley RCMP say the man driving the truck was arrested by police for possession of stolen property as the truck was reported stolen.

The investigation is ongoing currently.

The arrested man was taken to hospital because of the collision out of precaution and has since been released.

Langley RCMP report that no officers or members of the public were injured as a result of the crash.

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