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What to know about the car ramming attack at a Vancouver street festival
There was no early indication of a motive, but police said it wasn't a terrorist attack. The suspect, Kai-Ji Adam Lo, has “a significant history of interactions with police and health care professionals related to mental health," said Vancouver Interim Police Chief Steve Rai.
Vancouver car attack kills at least 11 at Filipino heritage street festival; terrorism ruled out, police say
Police in Canada said they have ruled out terrorism as a motivator after a man drove into a crowd at a Filipino heritage festival in Vancouver on Saturday night, killing 11 people and injuring dozens of others.
A teacher, a real estate agent, the agent's wife, and their 5-year-old daughter are among the 11 victims identified after a ...
Police in Vancouver will provide an update Monday afternoon after a vehicle rammed into a Filipino community festival on Saturday night, killing 11 people and injuring dozens more.A news conference is ...
Canadian police say a suspect detained after a car was driven at high-speed into festivalgoers in Vancouver had suffered mental health problems. The interim police chief told a news conference that ...
Kai-Ji Adam Lo was charged with eight counts of second-degree murder in a Vancouver, Canada courtroom on Sunday, April 27, ...
VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) — Vancouver police say death toll in vehicle ramming rises to 11 and more could die in coming days or weeks. An arrest has been made in the investigation of the theft ...
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