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Delta Police Seek Man Photographed Near Tattoo Shop Fire

Darpan News Desk, 10 Oct, 2019 05:11 PM

Delta Police are searching for a person of interest in relation to the fire at the Brass Eagle Tattoo Shop.

The fire is believed to have started at approximately 4:50 am October 2. This image was taken from video recorded in the area, shortly before the fire began. Police confirm that the person in this image appears to be carrying a jerry can.

Five residences above the tattoo shop had to be evacuated when the fire broke out, and two police officers were briefly hospitalized with smoke inhalation.

If you have any information regarding the possible identity of the person in this image, or have information regarding the fire and have not yet spoken to police please call 604-946-4411 and quote file 2019-22719. If you wish to be anonymous, you can contact Crimestoppers 24/7 at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).

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