Suspect in BC Businessman Fire Attack Still at Large After One Year

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Nearly one year after a shocking attack in Surrey, B.C., where businessman Rahat Rao was doused in accelerant and set on fire inside his currency exchange, the suspect, Kalid Yimer, faces attempted murder charges. Despite charges approved on June 26, Yimer remains at large, with no court appearances scheduled as he is wanted on outstanding arrest warrants in B.C. and Alberta. The Rao family expresses deep fear as the community seeks justice. This incident, which occurred on Aug. 2, 2024, at the now-closed SNS Currency Exchange near Surrey Central Station, has left a lasting impact. Witnesses recall Rao entering a back room with a man believed to be a client before the attack. Global News continues to follow this developing story.

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