Abbotsford Police Department

Abbotsford Police Department We hope this guide helps explain our procedures when it comes to the release of information from the Abbotsford Police Department.

The Abbotsford Police Department, working together with our amazing community, is dedicated to making Abbotsford the safest city in British Columbia. When the AbbyPD Release Information

The Abbotsford Police Department (AbbyPD) is committed to openness and transparency in our operations, activities, and communications with the public. Our media team often receives questions c

oncerning our decisions to post or not post information, including press releases and suspect photos on incidents that take place in Abbotsford. The laws around public records and disclosure are comprehensive and it is important for us to balance privacy rights (Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act) of involved parties with the need to be transparent and provide information that is in the interest of the public and public safety. We frequently receive requests for information related to:
 Serious crimes- homicides, violent assaults, robberies
 Public warnings re: high risk offenders
 Emergency Evacuations
 Fatal or serious traffic collisions
 S*x- or child-related suspicious circumstances cases
 Significant crime trends and/or associated arrests
 Missing Persons
 Witness/ Public Assistance appeals
 Any other case where a release of information would be in the interest of public safety
 Enforcement/Traffic Campaigns
 Up-coming events
 Crime Prevention initiatives
 Misconduct or alleged misconduct by our officers

When we do or don’t identify a suspect:
• If the suspect is an adult and charges have been sworn, we may release their name, age, city of residence and their booking photo. When we do release booking photos for adults, it is because there is a public safety concern. community need or interest.
• If the suspect is a juvenile, we will not identify them by name or release their photo. Where we release this information:
On our social media pages:
• Facebook: AbbyPoliceDept
• Twitter:
• Instagram: Abbotsford Police Department

Why we release this information:
• We believe in transparency and being forthcoming with our community about crimes and events that occur in Abbotsford.

• Releasing information in a timely manner gives our community an accurate account of events. It also provides them with a way to not only be aware of what is going on in their city but allows them to take necessary precautions, if they choose, to avoid being victimized. Traffic Collisions:
We can provide the following about collisions: time, date, location of an accident and confirmation of whether there were any injuries. A factual synopsis (no personal details) of a collision can be provided as it becomes available and as appropriate. If someone is arrested, we will release that information as well. If the collision results in a fatality, we will confirm that information, but we will not release the identity of a deceased person; this information can be obtained from BC Coroner Service. Also, we cannot release who may have been at fault, as that is determined by our officers during their investigation.

Abbotsford Police Arrest in Aldergrove Today Earlier this afternoon, Abbotsford Police officers attended the 3200 block ...
06/02/2026

Abbotsford Police Arrest in Aldergrove Today

Earlier this afternoon, Abbotsford Police officers attended the 3200 block of 273rd Street in Aldergrove to arrest a 37-year-old man known to police as a prolific offender in connection to an incident that occurred on May 25th.

On the morning of May 25th, AbbyPD officers observed the man operating a vehicle displaying stolen licence plates. Police followed the vehicle and conducted a traffic stop in an attempt to arrest him. During the attempted traffic stop, the man reversed into a police vehicle and fled the scene. No pursuit was initiated. The police vehicle sustained minor damage.

Today June 1st, officers attended the man’s residence to arrest him. Additional resources were deployed to help ensure the arrest was carried out safely. Air 1 and the Lower Mainland District Integrated Police Dog Service also assisted in the operation. After a short time, the man was arrested without incident.

Police are recommending charges of Assaulting a Peace Officer, Flight from Police, Dangerous Operation of a Motor Vehicle, Possession of Stolen Property, Driving While Suspended, and Driving While Prohibited.

This incident highlights the real risks posed by repeat offenders who engage in dangerous and unpredictable behaviour. The mans actions—ramming a police vehicle and fleeing—placed officers and the public at risk.

The Abbotsford Police Department remains committed to holding offenders accountable while ensuring the safety of our community and our officers. Today’s coordinated arrest demonstrates our ongoing efforts to safely apprehend individuals who pose a threat to public safety.

We want to reassure the public that incidents like this are taken seriously, and our officers will continue to work diligently to prevent harm and keep our community safe.

Highway 11 is now fully open in both directions. Thanks to everyone for your patience during the commute this morning!
06/01/2026

Highway 11 is now fully open in both directions. Thanks to everyone for your patience during the commute this morning!

Weekend Recap: May 29th to June 1st Between Friday at 5:00 p.m. & Monday at 6:00 a.m., AbbyPD frontline officers respond...
06/01/2026

Weekend Recap: May 29th to June 1st

Between Friday at 5:00 p.m. & Monday at 6:00 a.m., AbbyPD frontline officers responded to 317 calls for service.

Friday Night

Friday evening was routine, with officers responding to a variety of calls for service. No major incidents occurred throughout the shift. Officers conducted curfew checks on known offenders, along with checks of licensed liquor establishments.

Saturday

During the day shift, officers focused on ongoing investigations. One individual was located and arrested while breaking into a construction site. An impaired driver was also identified and removed from the roadway.

In the evening officers located and removed two excessive speeders. One vehicle was stopped travelling 126 km/h in a posted 50 km/h zone. Additionally, one person was arrested on an outstanding warrant.

Sunday

Sunday’s day shift focused on speed enforcement. Our Traffic Enforcement Unit removed 11 excessive speeders from the roads and issued a total of 35 speeding tickets.

During the overnight shift, officers responded to a serious collision at Highway 11 and Townshipline Road. Early indications suggest a vehicle was travelling eastbound on Townshipline Road and proceeded straight across Highway 11, striking the concrete barrier. All three occupants were transported to hospital, with one airlifted in serious condition.

Throughout the remainder of the night, officers also removed two impaired drivers and two excessive speeders from the roadway.

Weekend Call Summary:

16 - Intimate Partner Violence Reports
9 - Assaults
5 - Missing Person Reports
7 - Break & Enters
10 - Thefts
3 – Collisions

Proactive Traffic enforcement efforts led to:

6 impaired drivers being removed from the roads, and 76 violation tickets being issued. By the end of the weekend, 4 individuals were held in custody.

Highway 11 Full Road ClosureAt approximately 12:14 a.m., the Abbotsford Police Department responded to a serious single-...
06/01/2026

Highway 11 Full Road Closure

At approximately 12:14 a.m., the Abbotsford Police Department responded to a serious single-vehicle collision at the intersection of Highway 11 and Townshipline Road. Three individuals were injured, including one person who sustained life-threatening injuries.

Highway 11 is currently closed in both directions between Harris Road and Clayburn Road and is expected to remain closed for several hours while police, with support from The Integrated Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Service (ICARS), conduct their investigation.

Anyone who witnessed the collision and has not yet spoken with police, or who may have dash camera footage, is asked to contact Abbotsford Police.

If you’re still waiting on a DoorDash grocery order today and wondering what’s taking so long… we can clear that up for ...
05/31/2026

If you’re still waiting on a DoorDash grocery order today and wondering what’s taking so long… we can clear that up for you.

Your driver decided to turn Marshall Road extension into their personal racetrack, clocking in at 117 km/h in a posted 50 km/h zone. Bold strategy… not a winning one.

And they weren’t the only ones in a hurry. Speed was clearly trending today throughout the city—our Traffic Enforcement Unit impounded a total of 11 vehicles for excessive speed today in just 10 hours.

Reminder: speeding isn’t just risky—it puts everyone on the road at risk. Slow down, follow the posted limits, and help keep our roads safe for everyone. Were out there even when you don’t see us.

Driving 144 km/h in a posted 60 km/h zone on King Road near Lefeuvre Road this morning is unacceptable—and it puts lives...
05/31/2026

Driving 144 km/h in a posted 60 km/h zone on King Road near Lefeuvre Road this morning is unacceptable—and it puts lives at serious risk. In just one hour this morning, our Traffic Enforcement Unit has already impounded three vehicles for excessive speeding. One of those drivers was also impaired by alcohol.

So far this year in Abbotsford, 163 vehicles have been impounded for excessive speed, and 435 impaired drivers have been taken off the road.

Road safety is a top priority. Our teams remain focused to ensure that those who choose to ignore the rules of the road are held accountable.

Yesterday, just after 10:00 a.m., Abbotsford Police Patrol Officers conducting proactive patrols in the 2300 block of Mc...
05/30/2026

Yesterday, just after 10:00 a.m., Abbotsford Police Patrol Officers conducting proactive patrols in the 2300 block of McCallum Road located a man known to police. The individual was arrested for drug trafficking.

A search incident to arrest revealed the man was in possession of more than 120 grams of fentanyl, co***ne, and methamphetamine. Officers also seized a scale, a baton and cash.

AbbyPD continues to hear and understand the community’s concerns regarding drug use and drug trafficking in our city. Enforcement actions like this are a direct result of proactive patrols and ongoing efforts to disrupt those who profit from the sale of dangerous substances. We remain committed to targeting drug dealers, reducing the availability of illicit drugs, and enhancing public safety in our neighbourhoods.

On Wednesday, May 27th, just before 3:00 p.m., Abbotsford Police Department Patrol Officers were conducting proactive pa...
05/29/2026

On Wednesday, May 27th, just before 3:00 p.m., Abbotsford Police Department Patrol Officers were conducting proactive patrols when they observed suspected drug activity in the 32400 block of South Fraser Way. A 48-year-old Abbotsford woman was arrested in connection with the incident. A search of the suspect resulted in the seizure of over 100 grams of packaged drugs, including fentanyl, along with a small amount of cash. The investigation remains ongoing.

AbbyPD reminds those involved in the drug trade that the possession and sale of illegal drugs are criminal offences. Such activities not only break the law but also pose serious risks to public safety and the well-being of our community. Our officers will continue proactive enforcement efforts to address drug-related activity throughout our community.

Members of the Abbotsford Police Department Gang Crime Unit (GCU) continue their targeted enforcement against individual...
05/28/2026

Members of the Abbotsford Police Department Gang Crime Unit (GCU) continue their targeted enforcement against individuals involved in gang violence and the distribution of illegal drugs within our community. Their proactive efforts are focused on disrupting criminal networks, protecting vulnerable individuals, and enhancing public safety.

Yesterday, just after 10:00 a.m., officers made an arrest as part of these ongoing operations. During a traffic stop, a 23-year-old man who had come to Abbotsford to sell drugs was arrested. A search of the vehicle revealed a bag containing methamphetamine, crack co***ne, and fentanyl. In total, over 11 ounces of drugs were seized, with an estimated street value of approximately $11,000. Officers also seized his vehicle, a Honda Civic, along with $1,905 in cash, and a forfeiture application is being pursued.

This investigation underscores the ongoing risk posed by those involved in the drug trade and organized crime. Each seizure not only removes dangerous substances from our streets but also disrupts the networks that contribute to violence and addiction in our community.

Public Safety Message:

If you are involved in gang activity or drug trafficking, be aware—enforcement efforts are ongoing, coordinated, and relentless. AbbyPD’s GCU is committed to identifying those responsible, holding them accountable, and dismantling their operations.

For the public: your information matters. If you see suspicious activity or have concerns about drug-related activity in your neighbourhood, report it. Together, we can reduce harm, strengthen community safety, and send a clear message—gang violence and drug trafficking have no place in Abbotsford.

Notice someone watching homes?Unfamiliar behaviour in your neighbourhood is worth calling in. Trust yourinstinct. Report...
05/27/2026

Notice someone watching homes?

Unfamiliar behaviour in your neighbourhood is worth calling in. Trust your
instinct. Report it.

You play a key role in community safety. If you see something, say something.

🚨 Emergencies: 9-1-1
📞 Non-emergency: 604-859-5225
📱 Text: 222973 (AbbyPD)

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2838 Justice Way
Abbotsford, BC
V2T3P5

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Thursday 9am - 5pm
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