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Nov 27, 2025 6:00 PM - Connect Newsroom - Jasmine Singh

Mission RCMP seeks public assistance after violent home invasion and weapons theft

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Mission RCMP has released an image of a person of interest connected to a November 13 home invasion investigation

Mission RCMP says investigators are searching for two outstanding suspects after a violent home invasion earlier this month that left several residents injured and resulted in the theft of multiple long guns. Police were called to a home around 1:30 a.m. on November 13, where intruders allegedly forced their way inside, used pepper spray on the occupants, and struck one person with a crowbar. Officers say one suspect was injured during the altercation with the homeowner before fleeing.

About half an hour later, staff at a local hospital reported that a man with suspicious injuries had been dropped off in a Dodge Caravan. Mission RCMP, with support from Abbotsford police, located the vehicle, but it sped away and was later found abandoned. The injured man was taken into custody on unrelated matters, while two other suspects remain at large.

Police have released a photo of a person of interest and are working to determine whether the incident was targeted. Investigators are asking residents and businesses near Whidden Avenue to review security footage from midnight to 2:00 a.m. on November 13. Anyone with information is urged to contact Mission RCMP and reference file 2025-14442.

Mission RCMP also thanked Abbotsford Police and Integrated Police Dog Services for their assistance as the investigation continues.

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