Back on the Beat: October 27th, 2018

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On todays episode of "Back on the Beat" Jon talks to Surrey Mayoral candidate Rajeesh Jayaprakash about his idea's for tackling the crime issue in the city.  Does Surrey need more cops? More outreach programs?  What can be done so families can live and feel safe in their neighbourhoods.

Also on the show, Jon keeps an eye on the Kavanaugh confirmation hearing.  With the FBI investigation on the books, will Kavanaugh secure enough votes to push him through to a seat on the Supreme Court.

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All crime, all the time.

This is Back on the Beat, with John Daly.

The highlights of this episode include:

Surrey Mayoral Candidate, Bruce Hayne.

We talk to Bruce about his plans to curb the crime problem in Surrey.

Columnist Leo Knight & Reverend Blake Field

An update on the Cops in Cuba, accused of sexual assault. Blake Field himself had a chance to go down and spend time with the two Officers accused.

 

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Live in-studio was Carly Smith-Dugas, a Melanoma survivor, raising awareness for something many of us don't heed the danger warnings for. The sun.

We are also joined by Christine Sorensen, the President of the B.C. Teachers Union, to give us a debrief on the situation at Colony Farms.

 

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All crime, all the time. Back on the Beat, with John Daly.

On this edition:

Imtiaz Popat, a new player in the Mayoral race in Surrey.

Sue Attrill, Chillwack City Councillor

Holly Wood, a realtor with a story that is hard to believe.

 

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