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Missing Person – Meysam Mokri

Missing Person Meysam MOKRI 2014-4937 – Click for Information Poster In September of 2014 Mr. Meysam Mokri was reported missing by his family. In December 2015 the Port Moody Police obtained information that Meysam may have been sighted walking in the area of David Avenue and Pipeline Road in Coquitlam. The male, possibly believed to be Meysam, […]

PMPD CATeam Arrests 2 Break and Enter Suspects

On June 8, 2016 the Port Moody Police Department received a report of a residential break and enter having occurred earlier that day.  Numerous items, including firearms, were taken. Subsequent investigation identified the suspects and it was discovered that they were well known to police throughout the lower mainland.  On October 21, 2016, and in […]

Community Update – Summer 2016

The following is a summary of the items of interest for the months of July and August 2016. Files of Interest: On July 18, 2016 at 1504 hours, police members responded to the Port Moody Fire Department (PMFD)’s request for assistance at the Flavelle Sawmill in the 2400 block of Murray St, Port Moody. The […]

Cougar Sightings

Please be aware that the City has been notified that a cougar may have been sighted along Shoreline Trail. It is important that the public be aware of potential cougar and bear encounters at all times. This is also a reminder that if you do encounter a cougar: Stay calm (the cougar is likely just […]

Domestic Violence Awareness Month

October has been designated as ‘Domestic Violence Awareness Month’. The Port Moody Police Department Victim Services Unit is supporting the Purple Lights Campaign in the hopes of creating more awareness about domestic violence and its impact on families and the community. The Purple Lights campaign originated in Covington, Washington in 2007 in response to the need […]