Crime Stoppers Metro Vancouver – Active Most Wanted Offenders (July, 2026)

During the month of July 2026, Metro Vancouver and Fraser Valley Crime Stoppers issued several high-priority alerts targeting multi-jurisdictional fugitives who have deliberately evaded the justice system. Regional enforcement efforts focused heavily on locating individuals designated as unlawfully at large, including Quinn Alexander Falk, Adrienna Denise Qyewezance, and Lance Fred Chalifoux, alongside Kane Wilson, who remains the subject of an active Canada-wide warrant. By bringing these serious files directly to the public, investigative agencies aim to utilize community-wide vigilance to disrupt the movement of these repeat offenders across Lower Mainland neighborhoods.

Closer to home, Fraser Valley investigators called for immediate public assistance regarding localized offenses directly impacting community safety on our streets. Active files for the region included Michael See, who is wanted for failing to comply with mandatory probation terms, as well as Ramandeep Jattana, who faces outstanding warrants for assault and neighborhood mischief. Publicizing these localized files allows neighborhood block watch networks to keep a targeted lookout, providing a crucial line of defense that helps local police track down suspects and prevent further crime.

ACTIVE REGIONAL BULLETIN

The profiles displayed below represent the most recent weekly updates provided by local police detachments and Crime Stoppers. Review these physical descriptions, aliases, and notices carefully. Your vigilance is our community’s strongest tool, but remember: your role is to observe and report anonymously from a safe distance—never intervene directly.

Submitting an anonymous tip to Crime Stoppers that leads to an arrest and charge makes you eligible for a tax-free cash reward of up to $5,000, which is collected blindly at a designated bank using a secret, random code number rather than your ID. This strict anonymity is the most powerful tool our community watch has, allowing citizens to safely pass critical details about theft, drugs, or physical threats to overstretched investigators without any fear of retaliation or a digital footprint. However, your sole responsibility within this network is to act strictly as a visual safeguard: under no circumstances should you ever confront, follow, or attempt to apprehend a wanted individual yourself. Many of these subjects are highly unpredictable, potentially dangerous, or armed; attempting to intervene directly compromises your safety and ruins sensitive police operations, so use your eyes and cameras to protect our blocks while leaving physical enforcement entirely to the professionals.