US EditionNeighbours on edge after Maple Ridge man allegedly beaten with baseball bats - BC
- A 47-year-old Maple Ridge man was attacked with baseball bats around 10:30 p.m. On May 24 near 224 Street and Selkirk Avenue while walking his dog.
- The assault involved three or four people who struck the man multiple times on the head, causing significant bleeding and injuries.
- Following the assault, the victim managed to return to his apartment two blocks away, received medical attention at Royal Columbian Hospital, and has since been recuperating at home, though he continues to experience dizziness.
- Neighbours expressed fear and outrage about escalating crime in the downtown area, with one saying, “You can't even be outside your home in the evening,” reflecting growing safety concerns.
- Ridge Meadows RCMP described the incident as isolated involving known parties, but the investigation continues amid community calls for increased safety measures.
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