A jewelry store was targeted in a break-and-enter at Semiahmoo Shopping Centre, in the early hours of Monday (March 25).
Surrey RCMP said the incident occurred in South Surrey around 4 a.m., before the mall opened. Police did not disclose how much jewelry was stolen from the shop.
However, Andy Nguyen told Peace Arch B次元官网网址 his parents own the store that was the target of the break-in, White Rock Jewellers.
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Nguyen sent security camera footage of the break-in to PAN.
B次元官网网址淒uring the robbery, my familyB次元官网网址檚 hard-earned valuables were stolen and property destroyed, leaving us deeply shaken. While the loss of inventory is significant, the emotional toll runs even deeper. White Rock Jewellers, a symbol of our familyB次元官网网址檚 dedication and passion, now bears the scars of this traumatic event,B次元官网网址� Nguyen wrote on Facebook.
According to a Surrey RCMP release, once police and the Lower Mainland Integrated Police Dog Services were on scene, the suspects were already gone.
The four suspects left the mall in a dark-coloured SUV, RCMP said.
B次元官网网址淭he brazen action of these individuals is a concerning reminder of the impact criminals can have on our community,B次元官网网址� Surrey RCMP Cpl. James Mason said in a news release.
Mason also said no suspects have been identified yet in the incident, with police still investigating the break-in.
Anyone with information, CCTV or dash camera footage in relation to this incident are asked to call police at
