Vancouver attack

The police in Vancouver accused 30-year-old Kai-Ji Adam Lo for eight murder second degree.

According to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, the second degree murder is largely defined as an intentional but unplanned murder.

According to Canada's criminal code, the minimum penalty for the second degree murder is life in prison.

According to the Canada Ministry of Justice, those who have been convicted of murder second degree can only be considered for probation if they have served between 10 and 25 years of their prison sentence.

The mayor of Vancouver, Ken Sim, announced a complete review after the Lapu Lapu Festival attack at the weekend.

According to the tragedy of the Lapu Lapu Festival, the police in Vancouver took witnesses.

The police said that some of the victims at the age of five to 65 did not have to be identified and more than two dozen more goods were injured after an SUV had driven into the crowd on Saturday evening at the Vancouver Festival.

Kai-Ji Adam Lo, 30, has been charged since then because of eight murder.

“Witnesses who have not yet reported are asked to contact the murder unit of the police department in Vancouver at 604-717-2500 and to speak to investigators,” said the Vancouver police.

“Everyone with pictures or viewer videos of the incident is asked to visit VPD.CA and upload it to an online portal so that it can be checked by investigators.”

Thousands of Filipinos gathered in Vancouver on Saturday to celebrate the Lapu Lapu Day, a festival for a key figure in Filipino history when an SUV entered the crowd that killed at least 11 people and injured 20 more.

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The Vice President of the Philippines has offered their condolences to families and friends of the victims of the attack in Vancouver.

“My thoughts are every Kababayan [compatriot] Affected by a act of violence that has no place in our common humanity, ”said Sara Duterte in an explanation.

“I condemn this conscious attack in the strongest possible conditions. There is no justification for the organization of peaceful festival visitors, and those responsible must be fully blamed under Canadian law.

Ms. Duterte thanked the Canadian government and the Filipino diplomats in Canada for “ensuring that everyone will receive support, comfort and clear instructions”.

“Your commitment to the well -being of our Kababayaners offers immense calming in these challenging times,” she said.

The electoral colleagues are opened in the Canadian national elections in less than an hour.

Voters will go to the surveys, while the country deals with the consequences of the deadly car in Vancouver at the weekend when the investigators excluded terrorism as a motive for the attack.

At the beginning of this year, Trump raised 25 percent tariffs for Canadian goods, which made the southern neighbor of Canada an important topic in the campaign before the voice on Monday.

The vote begins at 8.30 a.m. Newfoundland, and the stands are gradually opened in the six times of Zones of Canada.

The last thing that must be opened are stalls in the Pacific time zone, which also includes Vancouver.

According to Canadian Blood Services, it has received a “strong support of the support” after a car ramming attack on a festival was attacked in Vancouver.

The attack left 11 people aged five to 65, while another 20 were injured. Some remain in a critical condition in the hospital.

“Our top priority is that patients in Canada receive the blood and blood products they need,” said the Blood Service.

“We monitor the needs of patients and hospitals in Vancouver exactly to ensure that we continue to meet them, and we are moving that we have already experienced strong support in most dates in the Vancouver region that are already filled for this week.

The service continued: “However, many appointments are still available elsewhere in BC and all over Canada. Donations in the coming weeks can keep our national inventory strong in the future.”

The organizers of the Filipino Lapu -Lapu Festival said they were “destroyed” after a car attack, in which 11 dead and 20 were injured at the weekend.

“We still find the words to express the deep heartache that is caused by this senseless tragedy. We are destroyed for families and victims,” ​​said Filipino BC.

“We all encourage everyone to take a look, support and keep each other. Do not hesitate to access the available resources. They are not alone.”

Witnesses describe the scenes after a Black Audi Suvius in Vancouver at the Filipino Lapu -Lapu Festival in Vancouver at the Filipino Lapu -Lapu Festival and killed 11.