Alleged drug dealer gunned down in back of cab in Surrey parking lot
David Chavez-Jara, who has a lengthy criminal history, was targeted as the taxi sat in a strip-mall parking lot
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David Chavez-Jara, who has a lengthy criminal history, was targeted as the taxi sat in a strip-mall parking lot
Dead man believed to have been involved in street-level drug trade; surge of shooting on Lower Mainland
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Article content The Lower Mainland gang scene has changed in recent years with younger players joining fledging gangs that are contributing to an ongoing, violent conflict, the new head of B.C.’s anti-gang agency says. RCMP Asst. Commissioner Manny Mann, recently appointed chief officer of the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit, said there are now more gangs in B.C. and more rivalries than there were 11 years ago at “the height of the well-documented gang war.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Head of anti-gang agency says more play...
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