Metro Vancouver Transit Police

Metro Vancouver Transit Police Dedicated to public safety on and around transit in Metro Vancouver, Canada. Call 604.515.8300 or text 87.77.77. In emergency, call 911.

Transit Police is dedicated to public safety on and around Metro Vancouver's public transit system. They maintain the public peace, prevent crime and offences, aid in the administration of justice and enforce the laws of British Columbia. Transit Police (officially the South Coast British Columbia Transportation Authority Police Service) cover the public light rail, passenger ferries, commuter rai

l and bus services throughout the region as they pass through 22 municipalities and 16 local police jurisdictions. Its 167 police officers and 67 support staff are recruited and trained like those of local forces and have the same powers. Learn more at transitpolice.ca

Transit Police need your help!  Metro Vancouver Transit Police are investigating an alleged sexual assault that occurred...
05/29/2026

Transit Police need your help!

Metro Vancouver Transit Police are investigating an alleged sexual assault that occurred in Vancouver. Investigators are seeking dashcam footage from motorists who travelled on Stainsbury Avenue between Victoria Drive and Walker Street between 3:30 p.m. to 3:55 p.m. on Tuesday, May 26, 2026. They are also looking to speak to anyone who may have been walking in the area during that time.

Anyone who was in the area, or who has dashcam video, is asked to contact Transit Police by phone at 604.515.8300, or by text at 87.77.77 and quote file number 2026-13363.

Metro Vancouver Transit Police do not believe there is an increased risk to the public. This investigation is ongoing and no further information is available at this time.

  Following an arrest by Metro Vancouver Transit Police, the BC Prosecution Service has approved multiple fi****ms relat...
05/28/2026

Following an arrest by Metro Vancouver Transit Police, the BC Prosecution Service has approved multiple fi****ms related charges against a suspect from Surrey.

Sean Robert Gullick, age 33, is now facing 25 approved charges, most related to weapons offences under the Criminal Code of Canada. He remains in custody, pending his next court appearance. The charges include:

•5 x Possession of a controlled substance for the purposes of trafficking
•3 x Possession of fi****ms while prohibited
•3 x Possession of fi****ms without licence and/or registration
•2 x Possession of prohibited fi****ms
•2 x Careless storage of fi****ms
•Unauthorized possession of fi****ms
•Identity theft
•Possession of forgery instruments
•Possession of stolen property under $5000
•Unauthorized use of credit card data
•Deal with identity document without lawful excuse
•Breach of release order
•Assault with weapon
•Possession of a weapon for dangerous purpose
•Obstruct police officer

“Through the use of intelligence and targeted policing in areas of concern, the Transit Police Crime Suppression Team takes on serious crime along the transit system. We are proud that their hard work in this case has resulted in a dangerous individual and multiple fi****ms being taken off of the transit system.” – Constable Sunny Kainth

We’ve been working on a video project around the transit system over the last few weeks, capturing officers on patrol an...
05/20/2026

We’ve been working on a video project around the transit system over the last few weeks, capturing officers on patrol and recreating some of the calls for service they respond to. We are so grateful to the team of volunteers who gave up a sunny day to take on acting in the roles of transit passengers, individuals causing problems, and active bystanders. Thank you! And a big shout out to our parters at Coast Mountain Bus Company and SkyTrain for helping arrange the transit vehicles 💕

Thank you so much for inviting our police officers and police dogs to visit with you, 33rd Kerrisdale Scout Group!
05/19/2026

Thank you so much for inviting our police officers and police dogs to visit with you, 33rd Kerrisdale Scout Group!

It’s National Police Week, a time to celebrate the dedicated police officers, community safety officers, dispatchers, ci...
05/14/2026

It’s National Police Week, a time to celebrate the dedicated police officers, community safety officers, dispatchers, civilian professionals, and volunteers who are their communities by working to keep transit safe for everyone. But, as a police agency, we only succeed thanks to the important partnerships we have with other policing agencies, the experts at TransLink who help us navigate the specialized transit environment that we work in, the organizations who help inform our training and approach to policing, and the community that we serve.

A person driving a motorcycle falls over while stopped at a red light. Twice. So, Cst. Patterson and Cst. Ferguson check...
05/12/2026

A person driving a motorcycle falls over while stopped at a red light. Twice. So, Cst. Patterson and Cst. Ferguson check on him. “Sorry, I have been drinking” says the driver. Consequences pictured.

Last week, Community Safety Officer Class 5 graduated after 17 weeks of training in the classroom and out on the transit...
05/11/2026

Last week, Community Safety Officer Class 5 graduated after 17 weeks of training in the classroom and out on the transit system. They received their certificates and awards were given for valedictorian and academic achievement. Look for them on the transit system during your next journey!

  Metro Vancouver Transit Police is appealing for witnesses after an incident took place near the Joyce Skytrain Station...
05/08/2026

Metro Vancouver Transit Police is appealing for witnesses after an incident took place near the Joyce Skytrain Station.

On May 6, 2026 at 7:45p.m., Metro Vancouver Transit Police received a report of a male with a weapon, uttering threats near Joyce Skytrain Station.

Transit Police members located the male inside the station. During the interaction police used less lethal force options. The male attempted to leave the scene via the SkyTrain track area before falling to the ground below, after which he was taken into custody.

BC Emergency Health Services attended and the male was transported to local hospital with serious injuries.

Transit Police immediately notified the Independent Investigations Office of BC of the incident and is unable to provide additional information while the IIO’s independent process is taking place.

The Metro Vancouver Transit Police are requesting any witnesses who observed or had contact with the male prior to police arrival to contact 604-515-8300 and quote file # GV26-11349.

Metro Vancouver Transit Police (“MVTP”) strives to create an online community that fosters inclusion and respect. We wel...
05/08/2026

Metro Vancouver Transit Police (“MVTP”) strives to create an online community that fosters inclusion and respect. We welcome your comments and questions.

We have seen an increase of hateful and offensive comments on our social media that do not align with MVTP’s values. MVTP does not tolerate comments that are offensive (to an individual or organization), threatening, or harassing in tone, or comments that include false information or suspected malicious use of AI. Comments that do not align with MVTP’s values may be hidden, removed, blocked, or reported.

As our social media is not monitored 24/7, some content may be posted to MVTP social media accounts with commenting limited or entirely disabled. Other content may have comments disabled after it has been posted. Our website, phone line, and text service remain open, and communication from the public we serve is always welcome.

For more information, visit transitpolice.ca/socialmedia

Ten new recruit police officers were sworn in today before they head to the Police Academy at the Justice Institute of B...
05/06/2026

Ten new recruit police officers were sworn in today before they head to the Police Academy at the Justice Institute of British Columbia: JIBC. Seven of them were pulled from the Transit Police Community Safety Officer program. So now we need more CSOs. But we’re not complaining 😃

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