The two men arrested in a shooting at a drive-thru in Surrey Friday morning have been charged with murder.
Nathan James De Jong, 21, and Calvin Junior Powery-Hooker, 20, have been charged with first-degree murder in the death of Suminder Ali Grewal, the Lower Mainland's Integrated Homicide Investigation Team confirmed Saturday.
Grewal was inside a Dodge Viper at the Starbucks drive-thru at Southpoint Exchange Mall when gunfire rang out at about 9:20 a.m. Friday. The drive-thru is shared with Envision Financial.
Witnesses said two masked men fired as many as seven bullets into the Viper, blowing out a passenger-side window and leaving Grewal fatally wounded.
On Friday, IHIT identified 43-year-old Grewal as the victim of the shooting and said he had been a "well-established member of an organized crime group."
Sources tell CTV News Grewal was a member of the Hells Angels' Hardside chapter– the same chapter as the member who was found dead under the Golden Ears Bridge in November.
After the shooting, the two suspects fled the scene in a vehicle. They were arrested near the intersection of 152 Street and 86 Avenue.
IHIT said Powery-Hooker and De Jong are known to police and investigators firmly believe the shooting was a targeted incident.
"We urge anyone who had recent contact Calvin Powery-Hooker and/or Nathan De Jong to contact IHIT as soon as possible," said Sgt. Frank Jang.
Authorities are asking drivers with dash-cam video who were travelling along 152 street between 32 Avenue and 96 Avenue around the time of the shooting to come forward.
The two suspects are scheduled to appear in court on Tuesday, August 6.
On Saturday, social media users identifying themselves as members of the Hells Angels posted memorials to Grewal, referring to him as "Allie."
