Coquitlam RCMP

Most collisions involving pedestrians happen between October and January. Make sure you can be seen, wear bright colours or reflective materials to increase your visibility.

Coquitlam RCMP is asking the public to help return numerous stolen items to their rightful owners. If you were a victim of a break and enter in the Metro Vancouver area between 2018 and 2020 please visit http://ow.ly/rph550D5FE9

A reminder to all, international travellers returning to B.C. are required by law to self-quarantine for 14 days. A fine was recently issued for this law after continuously being disobeyed. Please stay home when sick or asked to self quarantine. #weareallinthistogether

If you see something, say something! Let’s work together to keep our communities safe. Pay attention to what's going on around you and report any criminal or suspicious activity to the police. Find out more here http://ow.ly/E5k450D2JEy

Don't let porch pirates steal your parcels. Follow these tips to make sure only you get your hands on your delivery: http://ow.ly/NSu050Cn963

Did you get the big screen TV you wanted? The thief driving by wants it too. Don’t advertise your new possessions, protect them by breaking down the boxes so product information isn’t easily viewed, write down the serial numbers and take photos.

Too early to talk about the holiday season!? Well, we just wanted to let you know, we will still be here 24/7 to answer your 911 and non-emergency calls. But some of our in-person services opening hours will change and there will be a few closures: http://ow.ly/CAFX50CtQ6e

We are looking for a Strategic Analyst. This position will develop & provide detailed recommendations & technical solutions to meet operational policing and program objectives. For more information and to apply visit: http://ow.ly/bz9j50CszML

We are aware of Correctional Service of Canada Restorative Justice and often implement the approach when dealing with offences committed by young people. Watch their video to learn more. #RJWeek 2020.

We are very sad this year that we can't accept your gifts due to the pandemic, however, we know that there are many of you that would still like to help. We have teamed up with @SHARESociety to provide a virtual online shop for toys, food and baby bundles: https://sharesociety.ca/virtual-store

Is it too early to start festive online shopping!? Look for a padlock symbol on the URL bar - it means its encrypted. If they ask for your social insurance number - leave the site. Look for customer service details that can be used to verify the company. Happy shopping!

Don't get scammed by counterfeit cheques. Criminals trick you into refunding money they have overpaid for services you offer, a job application or an item you're selling. If you receive a cheque that is more than the agreed amount of money, refuse the payment & throw it away.

At least it’s not snow, I hear them say. Dark wet weather is dreary enough why not attach a reflector to your bag, carry a flash light or stand out from the crowd with a bright jacket. Drivers keep an eye out for pedestrians at intersections & transit stops. #Raincouver

We all know Christmas will be a little different this year but we have adapted to ensure our our annual Toy Drive can go on. This year we are accepting donations online so that @SHARESociety can distribute gifts and much needed food. http://ow.ly/TSrV50CiZW4

In these unprecedented times, when Remembrance day celebrations have been severely limited due to Covid-19, the RCMP recognizes the sacrifices made by our veterans on this important day.

If you need to report a crime that requires a police officer call our non-emergency number 604 945-1550, for example if your your bike is stolen from a secured garage. If its stolen from an open car port, you can report it online. http://ow.ly/K4wz50Ch8RY