I grew up in a neighborhood so rough, I learned to read by the light of a police helicopter.

They need this stuff very, very badly. It's dire — 80 percent of the police officers working there are homeless. The only uniforms they have are the ones they're wearing, and there's no place to wash their socks, t-shirts or underwear. They need to get this stuff and they need it now.

It all went very well. We have been working with Surrey police for several weeks to ensure thing went smoothly and we were very pleased with the result.

Following the police operation, police officers are being deployed at the site to provide reassurance and assist in returning the site to normality.

It's been a harrowing experience . . . all I can say is that it's in the hands of the police and we'll just have to let the courts settle it.

Personally, that's what I don't understand, ... You constantly have to be looking over your back, not only for the police but for rival gangs that want to assassinate you. Being a rational person, I don't understand doing that day in and day out.