Thursday, February 12, 2026
ADVT 
National

Delta Police Investigate Indecent Act In North Delta

Darpan News Desk , 09 Jun, 2017 11:10 AM
  • Delta Police Investigate Indecent Act In North Delta
Delta Police responded to a report of a male exposing himself and masturbating in front of a business located in the 8200 blk of 120th Street on Saturday June 03 2017 at approx. 10:45 a.m.  
 
 
Delta Police have been actively investigating this incident in an attempt to identify and locate the male.
 
 
The suspect male is described as; black male in his 50’s, graying black hair, 5’10 stocky build wearing a black baseball cap with a white logo, burgundy t- shirt, black jeans and white runners.
 
 
There have not been any similar reports in the recent past nor have there been any similar reports since this incident. Police are reminding the public to immediately report any suspicious activity or persons you see in your neighbourhood.
 
 
Delta Police investigation continues.

MORE National ARTICLES

Out On The Hustings: Campaign Taking B.C. Leaders Outside The Lower Mainland

Out On The Hustings: Campaign Taking B.C. Leaders Outside The Lower Mainland
VANCOUVER — Leaders of British Columbia's main political parties are expected to hit the road today, taking their campaigns outside of the Lower Mainland.

Out On The Hustings: Campaign Taking B.C. Leaders Outside The Lower Mainland

Heavy Snow Prompts Environment Canada Warning In Northeastern B.C.

Heavy Snow Prompts Environment Canada Warning In Northeastern B.C.
Environment Canada says a snowfall warning is in effect for the entire Peace River region of northeastern B.C.

Heavy Snow Prompts Environment Canada Warning In Northeastern B.C.

Greens Aim For Historic Breakthrough In B.C. With Anti-Status Quo Message

VANCOUVER — Andrew Weaver, a respected climate scientist and leader of British Columbia's Green party, hopes to have something in common with Rachel Notley, Justin Trudeau and even Donald Trump.

Greens Aim For Historic Breakthrough In B.C. With Anti-Status Quo Message

Family Doctors Being Trained To Screen Addiction In B.C. During Opioid Crisis

Family Doctors Being Trained To Screen Addiction In B.C. During Opioid Crisis
VANCOUVER — A tag hanging from a dead man's left toe says the cause of death was an overdose of fentanyl, "unknowingly taken with other drugs."

Family Doctors Being Trained To Screen Addiction In B.C. During Opioid Crisis

First Oilers Playoff Game In 11 Years Scores Record 50-50 Jackpot For Couple

First Oilers Playoff Game In 11 Years Scores Record 50-50 Jackpot For Couple
  The enthusiastic sell-out crowd snapped up so many 50-50 tickets that winners David and Tanya Idzan went home with a record jackpot worth almost $337,000.

First Oilers Playoff Game In 11 Years Scores Record 50-50 Jackpot For Couple

Alberta Appeal Court Upholds Conviction Of Calgary Man In Ponzi Scheme

Alberta Appeal Court Upholds Conviction Of Calgary Man In Ponzi Scheme
CALGARY — A Calgary man jailed in one of the largest Ponzi schemes in Canadian history has failed in his attempt to have his conviction overturned.

Alberta Appeal Court Upholds Conviction Of Calgary Man In Ponzi Scheme