Thursday, June 25, 2026
ADVT 
National

A 12 year old arrested after a school vandalized in Maple Ridge

Darpan News Desk Maple Ridge RCMP, 16 Nov, 2020 09:43 PM
  • A 12 year old arrested after a school vandalized in Maple Ridge

Ridge Meadows RCMP have identified two people in relation to a school break and enter which resulted in extensive damage and vandalism.

On Sunday, November 15, 2020 at around 7:30 am, Police were called to Fairview Elementary school in the 12200 block area of 206th Street, when motion alarms were triggered.

Frontline Police and the Integrated Police Dog Services attended and searched the school observing substantial property damage which has resulted in the school being closed for repairs.

The investigation revealed two suspects and subsequently a 12 year old was arrested and a 10 year old in accompaniment was identified.

The Ministry of Children and Families Development is involved. This was an isolated incident and there is no risk to the public or students at the school.

This investigation is ongoing and no further details are available at this time.

MORE National ARTICLES

Final Debate Behind Them, Federal Leaders Begin Sprints To Oct. 21 Voting Day

OTTAWA - Party leaders entered the home stretch of the federal election campaign Friday, picking up the pace of cross-country travel and cramming more events into their days.

Final Debate Behind Them, Federal Leaders Begin Sprints To Oct. 21 Voting Day

RCMP Negotiate With Wanted Suspect After He Fled To Cabin In Remote Area Of B.C.

RCMP Negotiate With Wanted Suspect After He Fled To Cabin In Remote Area Of B.C.
The Mounties say the incident began unfolding at about 7 p.m. Thursday near the north end of Kootenay Lake, close to the small community of Argenta.    

RCMP Negotiate With Wanted Suspect After He Fled To Cabin In Remote Area Of B.C.

Lesser V. Least: No Right To 'Comb The Past' For Favourable Penalty, Court Says

Lesser V. Least: No Right To 'Comb The Past' For Favourable Penalty, Court Says
However, the guilty party does not have a constitutional right to the least severe penalty that might have been in effect between those two points.    

Lesser V. Least: No Right To 'Comb The Past' For Favourable Penalty, Court Says

Power Out, Highways Closed: Blast Of Early Winter Cripples Southern Manitoba

Power Out, Highways Closed: Blast Of Early Winter Cripples Southern Manitoba
WINNIPEG - An early blast of winter-like weather knocked out power and made travel nearly impossible in many parts of southern Manitoba on Friday.    

Power Out, Highways Closed: Blast Of Early Winter Cripples Southern Manitoba

More Than 5,000 Coast Mountain Bus Workers Approve Strike Mandate

More Than 5,000 Coast Mountain Bus Workers Approve Strike Mandate
VANCOUVER - Unifor says more than 5,000 Metro Vancouver transit operators at the Coast Mountain Bus Co. have voted in favour of a strike mandate.    

More Than 5,000 Coast Mountain Bus Workers Approve Strike Mandate

Toronto Syrian Restaurant That Closed Due To Threats Reopens

TORONTO - A popular Syrian restaurant in Toronto reopened Friday amid messages of support and media attention, just days after its owners said a flood of threats had forced them to close.

Toronto Syrian Restaurant That Closed Due To Threats Reopens