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UPDATE: The female has been identified and was arrested in the afternoon of June 20, 2025. Thank you to the public for your assistance.

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The Port Moody Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a suspect in a shoplifting altercation.

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A trio of teens were arrested Monday afternoon in Suter Brook Village after a disorderly ruckus.

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Police arrested a naked man Saturday evening after he allegedly assaulted a stranger and armed himself with a knife.

Port Moody Police continue to remove vehicles from the road throughout high-risk driving month. Below are a few recent incidents of note:

UPDATE: In the afternoon hours of Monday, May 19, Port Moody Police frontline officers – along with Burnaby RCMP & other Lower Mainland Integrated Units – conducted a high-risk arrest of the suspect in the City of Burnaby.

The suspect has since been released, and the matter remains under investigation at this time.

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Police are requesting the public’s help in identifying a suspect in a theft of a youth’s backpack.

On Saturday May 10, 2025, the Port Moody Police Department received a report of a theft of a backpack which took place around 6:20 p.m. A youth who was playing basketball at a school in the Heritage Woods area had put his backpack down for a short period of time, then discovered the bag was missing soon after.

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May is high-risk driving month and police are reminding motorists to take extra caution while out on our roadways. Here are a few incidents of note in Port Moody over the past several days:

FILE: 2025-1710 – On Saturday, April 26, 2025, just before 6 p.m., Port Moody Police frontline officers were called to the 3000 block of Murray Street for a report of a stabbing. Upon attendance, officers located a male youth with non-life-threatening injuries. He was transported to hospital, treated, and later released.

2025 -04-07:  PMPD is advising the public that our non-emergency number has recently been ‘spoofed’ by fraudsters.  The fraudulent calls appear to come from our non-emergency number but are not legitimate.  If you receive one of these calls, please do not provide any personal information.

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In December of 2022, the Port Moody Police Department announced charge approval against Jesse Toews of Abbotsford after a report of a young female being “sextorted” through social media. Toews has since plead guilty to the following offences: