Two men have been arrested and are now charged with Criminal Code offences following a Surrey Police Service (SPS) investigation into an alleged shots fired incident near a residence on June 11.

On June 11,  SPS Frontline officers were called shortly after 6:00 am about reports that gun shots had been fired outside a residence near 96 Avenue and 133A Street about 30 minutes earlier, at approximately 5:30 am. Officers confirmed damage caused by gunfire to the exterior of the residence. The residence was occupied at the time of the shots fired and fortunately no one was injured.

SPS’s Extortion Response Team (ExRT) took over the lead on the investigation, with support from Project Assurance and Frontline officers, following an initial investigation by SPS’s Major Crime Section. Suspects and two associated residences in Surrey were identified, and search warrants were obtained.

On June 12,  SPS ExRT members executed the warrants with the assistance of the Lower Mainland District Emergency Response Team (LMD ERT), Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), and other SPS teams.  Four men were arrested during the execution of the warrants.

Two men are now charged with Criminal Code offences in connection with the shooting.

Arman Singh, a 21-year-old male, has been charged with one count of reckless discharge of a firearm while Simarjeet Singh, a 22-year-old male, has been charged with one count of reckless discharge of a firearm.

Both Arman Singh and Simarjeet Singh have been remanded in custody. The next scheduled court date for Arman Singh and Simarjeet Singh, is June 29. They are both foreign nationals and SPS has engaged the CBSA. The other two men arrested have not been charged with criminal offences at this time and are currently in the custody of CBSA.

SPS is taking the additional step of releasing photos of both Arman Singh and Simarjeet Singh after determining that disclosure is necessary to assist with ongoing police investigations. SPS hopes that the public release of these images of Arman Singh and Simarjeet Singh prompts additional witnesses, victims, or associates to come forward with relevant information regarding the activities of Arman Singh and Simarjeet Singh. Any information provided by the public or associates can assist police in gathering information on the people and potential criminal networks involved in violent extortions.

In September 2025, the Surrey Extortion Reward Fund of $250,000.00 was established to offer individuals with key information the ability to collect a reward if charges and convictions of those responsible for these crimes are secured.