Vancouver car attack: Vancouver car attack: Charged in several cases of suspected murder after 11 killed at Filipino Festival

A 30 -year -old man has been accused Many counts of murder 11 people were killed and dozens were injured after a disastrous car-Raming incident at a Filipino Heritage Festival in Vancouver.
According to police, Take Kai-G AdamA resident of Vancouver was charged with eight cases of murder of the second degree, in which more allegations were expected soon according to the news agency AFP.
Occurred during attack Lapu Lapu Day The ceremony on Saturday evening, a vibrant road festival that honors a Philipino National Nayak. The witnesses described the horrific scenes as a black Audi SUV as a black Audi SUV, as a black Audi SUV, killing people between the ages of five and 65.
Vancouver police Chief Steve Rai said that it was “the deepest day in the history of Vancouver according to AP.
Police confirmed that terrorism was rejected, citing the important history of LO’s mental health issues and previous negotiations with law enforcement. Rai said that Lo had a “important history” of mental health services and police contact.
The suspect was detained by the audience at the scene before taking into custody by the authorities. Video footage moving on social media, shows a man surrounded by fiery festivals in a black hoodi, stating that “I am sorry” from his hand to his head.
The witnesses recalled the scenes of terror. Krrish Pangilinen, who operated a pop-up booth, was quoted by the AP, stating that the SUV first went slowly before slamming on the gas, “more than” Flying Flying “Flying” than “food trucks.” Another festival-Goer, Karayan Nulda described her grandson while preserving the vehicle, while her daughter ran away with minor injuries.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark CarneyExpressed deep grief, canceling the events of his final campaign before Monday’s election. “Last night, families lost a sister, a brother, a mother, a father, a son or a daughter,” he said to the tear. “Those families are living the nightmare of every family”, Carney said.
During this time, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. It also expressed his condolences, saying that he was “completely shattered” from the tragedy. The Philippine assured the General Consulative families in Vancouver that it was working closely with the Canadian officials.
David AB, a premiere of British Columbia, vowed that the tragedy would not follow the spirit of the festival, which takes into account the huge contribution to the Canadian society of the Filipino community.
Hundreds gathered for one Burn candle On Sunday evening, mourning of victims. Vancouver Mayor Kenneth Sim said, “I know that many of us are afraid and feel uncomfortable,” But insisting that Vancouver “is still a safe city.”
The tragedy brought painful memories of the 2018 Toronto van attack, killing 10 pedestrians. The AFP quoted a local resident as saying, “This has happened earlier, but I am afraid of the society in which we live, that these things can happen.”
The festival celebrates Datu Lapu-Lapu, who is an indigenous Filipino leader who opposed the Spanish colonial, attracted the large crowd. The organizers had planned a parade, concert and food fair for the occasion, including two members of The Black Ide Pea.
As the investigation is on, the authorities have not yet released the names of the victims. Police hopes that the case is expected to be alleged as he moves forward.