Surrey teen killed in police-involved shooting; IIO investigating

Surrey teen killed in police-involved shooting; IIO investigating

A community in Surrey is in mourning after a student was killed in a police-involved shooting. The IIO has stepped in to determine if police actions were justified. Cecilia Hua reports.

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