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IIO investigating after Surrey teen shot dead by police

A Surrey teen named Chase, aged 15, was shot and killed by police on February 9, during an incident near a school, according to the Independent Investigations Office of BC.
AutismBC is advocating for trauma-informed care and better support for autistic individuals in response to the tragic event.
The IIO is conducting an investigation and has stated it cannot release certain details, including the type of weapon involved, to avoid prejudicing the investigation.
Community members are mourning Chase's death, with AutismBC expressing condolences and highlighting the urgent need for collective support and understanding of disabilities within the community.

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Houston Today

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Autism BC urges change after neurodiverse teen killed in Surrey police incident

"Our heartfelt and deepest condolences go out to Chase’s family and friends and our grieving community': Autism BC

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The Globe & Mail

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‘Wouldn’t even hurt a fly’: Memorial grows for B.C. teen shot dead by police

B.C.’s police watchdog says it’s investigating the RCMP-involved shooting where police responded to reports of a person ‘armed with a firearm’ in a schoolyard on Sunday afternoon

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Winnipeg Free Press

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'Wouldn't even hurt a fly': Memorial grows for B.C. teen shot dead by police

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CTV News

B.C. teenager killed in RCMP shooting didn’t own real gun, family spokesperson says

The 15-year-old boy who was killed during a confrontation with RCMP officers in B.C.’s Lower Mainland over the weekend did not own a real gun and was not suicidal, according to a spokesperson for his grieving family.

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