North Delta Reporter

Delta police respond to rising number of hate crimes

The Delta Police Department’s Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Unit: (from left) Const. Joel Thirsk, analyst Jody Johnson and Staff Sgt. Sukh Sidhu. (Delta Police Department photo)

Police have received 15 reports so far in 2021, compared to 12 in all of 2020

by James Smith
51 mins ago

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