The Ministry of Public Safety is warning Surrey residents of a high-risk sex offender who is now living in their city.
According to BC Corrections, Jeffrey Goddard, 28, has had a string of criminal offences, including “sexual assault, invitation to sexual touching and luring under 16, personating a police officer and firefighter, as well as failure to comply with probation”.
Goddard has maintained a pattern of sexual offending and luring male and female youth, in “both an opportunistic and predatory manner”.
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He was first jailed in 2010 and has been arrested and released numerous times since.
Goddard was even arrested in 2012 for creating a false identity on Facebook and trying to lure people under the age of 18.
He’s described as:
- five-foot-nine
- 170 pounds
- Caucasian
- Brown hair
- Green eyes

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Conditions Jeffrey Goddard Must Follow
Goddard is subject to close monitoring by authorities and 23 court-ordered conditions including:
- You must comply with electronic supervision
- You shall not communicate directly or indirectly with anyone under the age of 18
- You must not engage in activities, volunteer work or employment that could bring you in contact with anyone under the age of 18
- You shall not establish, maintain or access any social networking sites, websites or webpages
- You shall not keep, maintain or pay for an account of any kind, including social networking sites, via internet service provider which permits or provides access to the internet
- You shall not attend at any park, school, day care, pool, playground, skating rink, community centre, or recreational centre
- You shall not possess, use or access directly or indirectly any electronic device that is capable of accessing the internet including but not limited to cellular phones, computers, computer gaming consoles, blackberries, or any personal digital assistant
- You shall not possess any weapon
- You shall not wear or possess any clothing, hats, or any insignia, patch of emblem that represents a business or company
If you observe the subject in violation of any of the above conditions please call your local police agency.
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