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Lapu Lapu Day attack: Despite mental illness, accused killers can still be convicted
Former attorney general Wally Oppal says that even when an accused killer has documented mental health problems, they can still be convicted for their crimes. Kai-ji Adam Lo, accused of plowing his SUV into a crowd Saturday afternoon, killing 11 and injuring more than 30, had dozens of interactions with police related to his mental health issues.
The suspect was initially chased down and held by festival-goers until police arrived, witnesses said.
Food truck owners, shop workers and families strolling home immersed in scene of carnage minutes after end of festival ...
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'Fight for your kids': Family devastated by critical injuries in Lapu Lapu Day tragedyRoland Nulada, 53, was critically injured while waiting in line at a food truck with his family. The father of three works as ...
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What happened during Apl.de.Ap’s Lapu Lapu performance? Black Eyed Peas member addresses tragedy that claimed 11 livesBlack Eyed Peas member Apl.de.Ap released a statement on Instagram, sharing that they were minutes away from the Lapu Lapu ...
Those attending the April 29, vigil in Ben Lee Park are asked to bring candles and white flowers for offering.
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Legarda condemns fatal Lapu-lapu Day incident in CanadaSenator Loren Legarda has condemned the Vancouver incident in which 11 people were killed after a sports utility vehicle ...
SKYGO Motorcycles proudly unveiled its newest branch in Basak, Lapu-Lapu City, in a festive grand opening celebration that ...
2:16 Suspect in Vancouver Lapu Lapu tragedy had interacted with police just the day before Global News is learning more about the search warrant executed Sunday night at the East Vancouver home of ...
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