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Sukhvir Badhesa, 39, Booked For Killing 61-Year-Old Surrey Woman

Darpan News Desk, 21 Mar, 2016 12:08 PM
    Second-degree murder charges have been laid against 39-year-old Sukhvir Badhesa in early Sunday morning homicide in Surrey that involved 61-year-old woman.
     
    The RCMP say officers were called to a home (on the 10100 block of 128th St.) shortly before 6 a.m. on Sunday to find a woman in her 60s suffering from serious injuries.
     
    Police say early indications suggest the death followed an altercation between a male and females in the residence.
     
    Police also found 35-year-old woman with non-life-threatening injuries and was taken to hospital. 
     
     
    Neighbours told media that Badhesa, his wife along with his mother and the couple’s two girls, lived at the house.
     
    “It’s a sad day for our neighbourhood,” says one woman, noting it was “heartbreaking” to watch police take the children away.
     
     
    IHIT is now investigating the case.

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