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Attempted traffic stop in Surrey leads to crash, take-down in Langley

The scene at 68th Ave. and 200th St. in Langley, where a vehicle that attempted to avoid a traffic stop in Surrey crashed just minutes later. Curtis Kreklau

What started as a routine traffic stop in Surrey ended with a fleeing suspect, a crashed car and an arrest in Langley Saturday night.

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The incident began just after 6:30 p.m. when a Surrey RCMP gang unit officer attempted to stop a vehicle on 68th Avenue in Clayton Heights.

The vehicle took off at high speed, only to crash minutes later into a fenced median at 68th Avenue and 200th Street in Langley. No other vehicles or pedestrians were affected by the crash.

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The suspect allegedly fled the scene on foot, with RCMP officers from Surrey and Langley in pursuit. The officers were assisted with a K-9 unit and helicopter surveillance.

After tracking the suspect through a nearby construction site and into a wooded area, the police dog took down the suspect and officers made an arrest.

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It’s still unclear what prompted the traffic stop, or whether the suspect is known to police.

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