Robbery charge approved against offender who was subject of Vancouver police warning
05-05-2025 22:10 via globalnews.ca

Robbery charge approved against offender who was subject of Vancouver police warning

Vancouver police say prosecutors have approved one count of robbery against Tyler Gordon Strathdee, following an investigation by Task Force Barrage.
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