Premier David Eby says the government will create law enforcement hubs in communities across British Columbia dedicated to enforcement and investigation
Teams of police, prosecutors and probation officers are being enlisted to tackle repeat violent offenders in a dozen British Columbia communities.
He says the new regional hubs are part of the government’s Repeat Violent Offending Intervention Initiative and will help prosecutors, police and corrections officials focus on specific prolific repeat offenders to keep communities safe.
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