The man who was charged with a murder after 11 died in the Vancouver Vehicle attack | World News

A man has been charged with many accusations of murder after eleven people, including a five -year -old child, died in a vehicle attack on Vancouver.

British Columbia’s prosecution service said that Kai-Ji Adam Lo, 30, had been charged with eight accusations of the second level of murder.

He added that more accusations were possible. Investigators have put aside terrorism as a motive and say you have a history of mental health problems.

The prosecutor said that Lo, a Vancouver resident, appeared in court on Sunday and remained detained.

Police Vancouver previously said A man drove to a large group of people At Lapu Lapu Day Block Party – called the Philippine National Hero – near 43rd Avenue and Fraser Street around 8.14 in the afternoon local time on Saturday.

The recording posted on social media shows the victims and debris scattered on a long path, with some people lying not to move on the ground.

Black Audi SUVs with tangled front can be seen in photos from the scene.

In a press conference on Sunday, Deputy Police Chief Vancouver, Steve Rai, said that other dozens were also injured, some serious, and that the number of dead people could increase.

He also said the oldest victim was 65, and described the attack as “the darkest day in the history of our city”.

Mr Rai added that the man was arrested after initially arrested by observers.

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