B.C. man now facing 3 murder charges for 2 separate shootings in Surrey
A B.C. man who is already in prison facing murder charges has been charged in another fatal shooting, according to authorities.
Bryce Dallas Campbell was charged with first-degree murder Tuesday, the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team announced on Wednesday.
He is accused of killing David Goldstein in April of 2022. Thirty-three-year-old Goldstein was critically injured when he was shot at a home on 24 Avenue and 152A Street and later died in hospital.
Campbell is currently in custody, IHIT says, facing two charges of second-degree murder and one of attempted murder. Those charges stem from a daylight shooting at the South Surrey Athletic Park in July of 2022.
"As both matters are before the Courts, no further information can be released," an IHIT spokesperson wrote in a media release.
The BC Prosecution Service says the trial in that case has been scheduled to start in October of 2024.
Police previously described both shootings as "targeted."
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