Car crashes into crowd in Canada
Police revealed that the suspect had a history with law enforcement and was restrained by festival attendees until officers arrived. According to reports, the driver expressed remorse, telling bystanders he was "sorry" for what happened. Local media suggested that the suspect had been experiencing mental health issues.
The victims were participants in the annual Lapu Lapu festival, which celebrates Filipino culture. Videos from the scene show ambulances and police cars, along with numerous injured individuals. A black SUV, believed to have been involved in the ramming, was seen crashed at the location.
Vancouver’s Mayor Ken Sim expressed his shock and sadness over the tragic event, offering condolences to those affected, especially the Filipino community. Prime Minister Mark Carney also conveyed his devastation and extended condolences to the victims' families, thanking the first responders for their quick response.
Witnesses described horrific scenes, with one person saying there were bodies in the street and some victims were already dead. At least two children were reported among the injured.
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