Surrey Police ask public to help identify vehicle in suspicious incident on 123A Street
Surrey Police Service is asking anyone who recognizes a white 2023-2025 Toyota Corolla to call after a driver approached two teenage girls on October 27.
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Surrey Police Service is asking the public for help identifying a white Toyota Corolla sedan after a driver approached two teenage girls in the 10100 block of 123A Street on October 27, 2026.
Surrey Police (SPS) issued the request on November 1. The incident took place at 3:30 pm on October 27. A vehicle pulled up next to the girls as they were walking in that block. SPS says the driver, who was alone in the vehicle and unknown to the girls, spoke to them. The girls told police they were concerned for their safety. They left the area and called police.
What police have found, and what they still need
As of November 1, investigators had collected CCTV and other evidence from the scene. Surrey Police say the evidence had not been enough to identify the vehicle. Investigators are asking the public to help narrow down what they have.
Surrey Police describe the vehicle as a white 2023-2025 Toyota Corolla four-door sedan. No charges have been laid and police have not named anyone in connection with the incident.
The story was reported by the Surrey Now-Leader, Peace Arch News, the North Delta Reporter, CTV News, CHEK News, Fraser Valley Today and the Indo-Canadian Voice.
What Surrey Police are asking residents to do
Surrey Police Service's non-emergency line is 604-599-0502. Anyone with information about the October 27 incident, the vehicle, or the driver is asked to call and quote file number 26-116403 (SP).
Surrey Police Service (SPS) is the municipal police force responsible for policing Surrey. The force replaced the RCMP in Surrey as part of a transition that has been a subject of debate for the city's elected council. The incoming council, including members who have spoken about the future of SPS, takes office at Surrey City Hall on the evening of November 2, 2026.
Questions this story answers
What happened on 123A Street in Surrey on October 27?
Surrey Police Service says two teenage girls were walking in the 10100 block of 123A Street at 3:30 pm on October 27, 2026 when a vehicle pulled up and the driver spoke to them. Surrey Police say the girls were concerned for their safety and left the area before calling police, according to a release SPS issued November 1, 2026.
What vehicle is Surrey Police looking for?
Surrey Police Service describes the vehicle as a white 2023-2025 Toyota Corolla four-door sedan. Investigators collected CCTV and other evidence but had not been able to identify the vehicle as of November 1, 2026, according to the SPS release.
How can residents help Surrey Police with this investigation?
Anyone with information about the incident, the vehicle, or the driver is asked to contact Surrey Police Service's non-emergency line at 604-599-0502 and quote file number 26-116403 (SP). Surrey Police say investigators need the public's help to identify the vehicle and continue their investigation.
Did Surrey Police name anyone in connection with this incident?
No. Surrey Police Service had not identified the driver or the vehicle as of November 1, 2026. No charges have been laid. The release asks the public for help identifying who was in the vehicle. Surrey Police described the incident as suspicious.
Which outlets reported on this incident?
The Surrey Now-Leader published the SPS release on November 1, 2026. The story was also picked up by Peace Arch News, the North Delta Reporter, CTV News, CHEK News, Fraser Valley Today and the Indo-Canadian Voice on November 1 or 2, 2026.
Where exactly did this happen in Surrey?
Surrey Police said the incident took place in the 10100 block of 123A Street in Surrey on October 27, 2026 at 3:30 pm. Surrey Police Service gave the block location only. No specific house number was included in the release.
Who is Surrey Police Service?
Surrey Police Service (SPS) is the municipal police force responsible for policing Surrey, British Columbia. It took over policing duties in the city from the RCMP as part of a transition that has been debated by Surrey's elected council, whose new members take office November 2, 2026.
Is there a broader public safety concern from this incident?
Surrey Police Service described the October 27 interaction as a suspicious incident and asked for the public's help to identify the vehicle. The two girls left the area safely and called police themselves. SPS has not issued a broader public safety warning beyond the vehicle identification request.
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