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    Gang Conflict: Abbotsford Police Say Teen VARINDERPAL SINGH GILL Poses Risk To Public

    Darpan News Desk, 16 Aug, 2018 11:13 AM
      The Abbotsford Police Department (APD) has determined that Varinderpal Singh Gill poses a significant risk to the public. 
       
       
      Varinderpal Gill is involved in the gang conflict here in Abbotsford and in the lower mainland. The APD believes he poses a serious risk to other gang members in the conflict. He is also at risk of violence by other gang members.
       
       
      Because many gang shootings occur in public places, this means Varinderpal Gill’s presence in public places creates a serious risk to public safety as well.
       
       
      Varinderpal Gill is very tall and slim (6’,2” and 165 lbs.) and nineteen years of age. He often goes by the name, “VP”.
       
       
       
      The APD is taking the unusual step of asking that anyone who sees Varinderpal Gill in a public place within Abbotsford to contact the police by calling 911. Where possible, members of the APD will respond to that location and take steps to ensure the public are kept safe.
       
       
      The Abbotsford Police Department is appealing to anyone with information to call us at 604-859-5225, text us at 222973 (abbypd), or to report anonymously to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477(TIPS) or online at Solvecrime.ca.
       
       
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