Vancouver rundown for Tuesday, June 18, 2024. A woman is dead and homicide investigators
are trying to figure out what happened at a home on 182 A Street at Parsons Drive in
the northeastern part of Surrey. Despite help from primary care paramedics at the scene
on Sunday night, the woman died before making it to the hospital. A man was arrested nearby.
Other news, four suspects into shooting death in South Surrey are expected in court Tuesday
morning. All are charged with first-degree murder in the killing of Yavraj Goyal on
164 Street, June 7. A burning car was found nearby. Goyal had no record of contact with
police. Although investigators do think this was a targeted attack. Narcotics and other
contraband continue to make their way into the Masquee Institution in Abbotsford. The
correction service says THC, Math, Tobacco and Computer Drives have been found at the
Federal Medium Security Prison worth over $100,000. Earlier this year, the union representing
corrections officers warned of drones making drops into the prison yard. Close to $9 billion
worth of repairs and upgrades is urgently required according to a report from BC School
Trustees. The BC School Trustees Association says the money is needed over the next five
years following years of underfunding for facilities. The association recommends an
immediate increase in capital funding to cover maintenance and new facilities. A few clouds
in the forecast for Tuesday sunshine for Wednesday right through Friday with inland highs in
the upper 20s. For all the details on these Vancouver area stories along with the links,
go to vancouverrondown.sumstack.com.