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Home / World / Murder Charges Filed Against Suspect In Ramming Attack On Vancouver Street Festival That Killed 11

Murder charges filed against suspect in ramming attack on Vancouver street festival that killed 11  

Police say the suspect has a history of mental health issues
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Vancouver, Updated At : 08:45 AM Apr 28, 2025 IST
An ambulance is parked at the site of the Lapu Lapu day party, where a vehicle drove into a crowd killing several people in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada April 26, 2025. REUTERS

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Murder charges have been filed against a suspect in a car ramming attack that killed 11 people between the ages of five and 65 at a Filipino heritage festival in Vancouver.

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The British Columbia Prosecution Service charged Kai-Ji Adam Lo (30) with eight counts of second degree murder and said more charges were possible.

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Police said the suspect has a history of mental health issues.

The man was arrested after a black Audi SUV entered the street just after 8 pm on Saturday and struck people attending the Lapu Lapu Day festival.

Dozens of people were injured.

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