September 15, 2026
SPS News Release

File: #26-97031

Surrey Police Service (SPS) has been notified and is issuing a Public Interest Disclosure to advise the public that Jonathon Anders Muzychka, a designated high-risk offender who has a history of violence towards people and property crime, will be residing in Surrey.

Jonathon Anders Muzychka is a 49-year-old White male, 6’1” tall and has a medium build. He has short brown hair, brown eyes and facial hair/stubble (see attached photo).

Jonathon Anders Muzychka is currently on a court order with numerous conditions, including the following:

  • he must keep the peace and be of good behaviour;
  • he must reside at a place approved of by a Probation Officer and must not change that residence or be absent more than 24 hours from that residence without prior written permission of a Probation Officer;
  • he must remain in the Province of British Columbia unless prior written permission to go outside the province is obtained from the Court;
  • he must have no contact, direct or indirect, with any of the victims of offences for which he has been convicted or any known members of their immediate families;
  • he shall not attend within 300 meters of any known residence, place of employment or educational facility of any of the victims or witnesses of offences for which you have been convicted or any known members of their immediate families;
  • he must be fitted with electronic monitoring equipment and comply with the electronic supervision agreement, including the wearing of and care for the electronic supervision equipment;
  • he will have a curfew from 10:00 pm to 6:00 am;
  • he must not consume or possess alcohol or any controlled substances; 
  • he must not possess directly or indirectly any weapon as defined by the Criminal Code; and
  • he must not possess any knives.

Jonathon Anders Muzychka will be the subject of electronic monitoring. Investigators from SPS’s Prolific Offender Unit will continue to monitor and ask anyone who sees him breaching his release conditions to immediately call 9-1-1.

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Media Relations

Sergeant Ali Gailus
Media Relations Officer