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- June 30, 2020
An arrest warrant was issued for Mohamed Walid Seqqat-Dakhama on June 12 for the contravention of bail conditions stemming from a 2018 investigation into allegations of assault with a weapon contrary to Sec. 267(a) C.C.C and assault causing bodily harm contrary to Sec. 276(b) C.C.C.
RICHMOND – A Richmond RCMP officer was injured trying to arrest a wanted South Asian suspect.
Two Richmond RCMP officers attended a residence on the 6000 block of Lynas Lane in order to arrest a suspect wanted on an outstanding warrant shortly after 7 pm on June 23.
An arrest warrant was issued for Mohamed Walid Seqqat-Dakhama on June 12 for the contravention of bail conditions stemming from a 2018 investigation into allegations of assault with a weapon contrary to Sec. 267(a) C.C.C and assault causing bodily harm contrary to Sec. 276(b) C.C.C.
While officers spoke to the suspect and attempted to place him under arrest, he fled.
The suspect allegedly struck one of our arresting officers, once to their face and once to their head. The suspect was quickly arrested. Our officer was subsequently transported to hospital by the BC Ambulance Service and treated for non-life threatening injuries. The officer is currently recovering from their injuries.
The Prosecution Service of BC has approved 1 charge.
Mohamed Walid Seqqat-Dakhama, 32, of Richmond is charged with:
1 count of assaulting a police officer contrary to Sec. 270(1) C.C.C
Seqqat-Dakhama is known to police and remains in custody.