The Surrey Police Service is looking for help to identify a stabbing suspect, and a woman he was with, in connection with the April 11 multiple stabbing of a man at a gas station in Whalley.
The stabbing happened at 2:43 a.m. after two men were involved in a confrontation at the Chevron gas station at 108 Avenue and 132 Street.
"In that altercation, one man allegedly stabbed another man several times before leaving the area on a bicycle in the company of a woman," Staff Sgt. Lindsey Houghton said. "The suspect was last seen entering a taxi outside of the Gateway Skytrain Station on the northeast corner of 108 Avenue and University Drive at approximately 2:50 am. The victim suffered several stab wounds, but none were considered serious. He was treated and released from medical care on April 12, 2025."
The stabbing suspect is white, in his 40s and wore a green camouflage hoodie, blue jeans, a dark coloured jacket, and white shoes. He had a red and orange bicycle and was carrying several blue Walmart shopping bags.
The woman he was with is white, also in her 40’s and wore a black hoodie with a “TNA” logo, a white ballcap, dark pants and dark shoes.
Police ask anyone with information to call the Surrey Police Service at 604-599-0502 and quote file 25-28565 (SP).
