News Desk - Delta Police responded to a report of an assault that had just occurred in the 8200 blk 110th St in the Mackie Park area in North Delta.On arrival police learned that the injuries to the 15 yr old female victim were very serious in nature and she was transported to hospital. Delta Police deployed significant resources to the area and called in the Serious Crime Section investigators to conduct the investigation.
Delta Police learned that in the early morning hours the North Delta teen succumbed to her injuries with family by her side.
Delta Police have called in victim services and are also working closely with the Delta School Board to establish care plan for students and staff of schools in the North Delta area.
The name of the girl has not been released.
We are sending our deepest sympathy to the victim's family and friends. We should do all we can to find the attacker of this horrible incident. Please if anyone knows anything, come forward, we need your help.
ReplyDeleteYuen family
As parents of children who attend school in North Delta, we are horrified by this senseless attack. We also send our deepest sympathy to the victim's family and friends. We urge anyone who knows anything about this attack to come forward and speak to the police - it is only a matter of time before the killer is found. As a community, we must work together to bring justice to this child and her family.
ReplyDeleteJohn and Janice Hight
This girl was a friend of my niece and this horrible tragedy has hit close to home. My niece is devastated and all of our family is grieving with her.
ReplyDeleteWith all the recent crimes against girls in the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island, it is clear to me that we must clamp down on crime in our communities.
And we, as parents, must communicate with our children. There are always warning signs before a crime, as there were with Laura's. Parents urge your children to talk to you if they receive threats or are targeted to be bullied.
That is when we must investigate and stop the perpetrator before they strike. Communication and trust are key.
I pray for Laura's family and her community.
I pray for peace.