Vancouver festival suspect charged with murder after at least 11 killed in car-ramming attack; hundreds attend vigils: Latest

The 30-year-old was accused of eight points for the murder of the second degree after SUV drove to the Philippino Heritage Festival.

Here’s what we know about him so far:

The vancouver polling cabins are only open days after the tragedy took the lives 11, including a five-year-old child.

Police accused the 30-year-old Kai Adam Lo with eight points of the second degree on Sunday afternoon, after the black dry crossed through the crowds gathered for the Lapu-Lapu Festival.

The incident slowed what a frenetic last day of the campaign was on the eve of the federal election, and Prime Minister Mark Carney canceled some large gatherings and attended the Memorial Service on Sunday morning.

The polling stations are opened in 7 hours of pacific times.

Sunday, family, friends and community members gathered on an improvised monument to remember the victims of attacks.

Eleven people were killed, including a five-year-old, while more than dozens remained in the hospital after the car crept into the Festival in Vancouver on Saturday.

The temporary police of the Vancouver Steve Rai marked the attack left by 11 dead, and another 20 injured “the darkest day in the history of the city”.

He also said it would be a “similar moment” for the emergencies of the city, at a press conference on Sunday.

“It’s hard to think of something so pointless, and I know there are questions about whether this tragedy could be prevented,” said Mr. Rai, according to the Canadian broadcasting corporation.

He said the city would work on “review all the circumstances surrounding the planning of this event.”

“The system was working until this moment – but it will be a similar moment for city operations, police, ambulance and all stakeholders,” he said.

Witnesses described the “terrible” scenes after the Black SUV, he drove through the audience at the Lapu-Lapu festival in Vancouver on Saturday, killing 11 and leaving more than dozens in the hospital.

Goewitness says he saw Black SUV “Ride recklessly” through Vancouver a minute before he killed in the crowd in the Philippino Festival, killing 11 people and hurt more.

Resident Vancouver said for a local radio station 730 CKNW Run global news Sunday that the driver saw him driving “too quickly” through his neighborhood.

“He accelerated our side street, then turned to our street, 43. And then, you know, I thought it was just a bad driver,” Colton said, whose last name didn’t release the exit.

He then saw that SUV did to revolve and walked past the vehicle, but a minute or two later the car passed the road in the road closed for the vehicle for the festival.

“There were so many people who were still walking on the street and just enjoyed dinner,” he said.

After the attack on the Festival on Saturday evening, 32 patients were taken to the hospital, including 11 who died, said the British Colombian Ministry of Health.

On Sunday, the Ministry confirmed the Canadian broadcasting of the corporation that 17 patients were left in the hospital, including some in serious condition and others in critical condition.

Some of the patients received treatment due to non-life injuries, the Ministry said.

Philippine President Bongbon Marcos shared complaity with victims of attacks for ramming cars, which occurred during the Filipino Festival in Vancouver on Saturday.

“He meant a day to respect the courage of Lapu-Lapu, our Kababajan [compatriots] In Vancouver, they became victims of an unspeakable tragedy, “he said in the statement.

“As your president, and as my father I share in your sadness and your anxiety. Living lost will not forget.”

Mr. Marcos said that the Philippines had stopped together “in sadness, prayer and unwavering support.”

“We’ll do everything in our power to bring comfort, brought help and honor their memory with the action,” he said.

During the Lapu-Lapu Filipino festival in Vancouver on the weekend, Black SUV killed the crowd killing 11 people and injured tens of more. Here’s what we know so much.

• Kai-Ji Adam Lo, 30, charged on Sunday afternoon with eight second-degree murder. Vancouver Police said more accusations were possible.
• Eleven people were killed, and the victims range from five to 65, said police, and all victims have not yet been identified.
• Vancouver Police says the number of dead could rise in the coming days and weeks, with some of more than 20 injured people in critical condition.
• Investigators have kicked terrorism as a motive, saying that he had had a “significant history” of interaction with police and mental healthcare professionals
• Police Chief Steve Rai said it was “the darkest day in Vancouver’s history”.
• The attack comes as Canadians on Monday to the head to the polls.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said that the families of the victims “lived every nightmare of the family” after the attack on the car.