No police officers or staff injured after vehicle strikes police building: SPS

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SURREY – Police in Surrey are investigating what caused a driver to strike a police storefront office this past weekend in Surrey.

Surrey Police Service spokesperson Sgt. Ali Gailus says officers observed a civilian vehicle that drove into the north windows of the SPS District 3 office at 7235 137 Street on Saturday morning, Oct. 24, at approximately 10 a.m.

Sgt. Gailus says no officers or civilian staff were injured inside the office.

The driver of the civilian vehicle cooperated and did not have reported injuries at the time of the incident.

The investigation into what caused the crash is ongoing, Sgt. Gailus says. However, the incident is not believed to be intentional.