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15-Year-Old Arrested In Connection With Sungod Recreation Center Centre Stabbing

Darpan News Desk, 15 Nov, 2017 12:57 PM
    On November 07, 2017 at 8:36 p.m. Delta Police attended the 7800 blk of 112 Street in response to a report of an injured male at the Sungod Recreation Center. An 18 year old male was approached by two males wearing balaclavas. 
     
     
    The two males robbed the victim stabbing him in the process. The victim made his way to the recreation center where staff acted quickly rendering first aid and calling 911. The victim was transported to hospital for medical treatment and is expected to make a full recovery.
     
     
    On Saturday November 11, 2017 Delta Police arrested a 15 year male from North Delta in relation to the robbery that occurred on November 07, 2017 in the 7800 blk of 112 St.
     
     
    The youth has been remanded in custody over the weekend and is to appear in Surrey youth court this afternoon (November 14, 2017). Delta Police have recommended several charges including, aggravated assault, robbery, disguise with intent and assault with a weapon.
     
     
    The Delta Police ask anyone who saw a small group or something suspicious in the area around 8:30 p.m. to contact them at 604-946-4411. Anyone with cellphone video or images that may assist the investigation is also asked to come forward.

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