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Award-winning Canadian journalist at the Vancouver Sun/Postmedia covering organized crime. Canucks fan since 1970. [email protected] 604-219-5740 WhatsApp/Signal
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Dhaliwal has had two brothers murdered in the gang conflict - Harb was gunned down in Vancouver in 2021 and Meninder was killed in Whistler in 2022.
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Dhaliwal, 41, was arrested yesterday, IHIT said in a release. Charges are: possession of a loaded firearm, unauthorized possession of a firearm in a vehicle, unauthorized possession of a firearm, and possession of a firearm while prohibited.
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Psych assessment ordered. The rest under ban.
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Thanks, we have been asking those questions. They are not giving us a lot of information or details. Basically they’re not responding to most of what we haven’t been able to get from our own sources.
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An officer went outside with him and looked in the back of the black Audi that was used in the mass murder the next day. There was nothing inside.
So Lo then drove off and the Mountie made an entry into the police computer system known as PRIME.
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Thanks Anna! Good context.
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“Let's set this case aside then, and let's just look at the dozen - at least - other cases of injuries, dismemberment and even death that have occurred because of people who were mentally ill and obviously not receiving effective support.”
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"If you're worried that an inquiry would jeopardize this case, don't make the inquiry focused on this, making it focused on the lack of effective intervention to prevent serious and deadly incidents in this province in the mental health care system," she said.
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Not work. Leave to get him back into the community - like a transition.
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That's a different issue than the "not criminally responsible by reason of mental disorder" one - which happens only if it's found he had no ability to determine right from wrong while committing the crime. It's a high threshold and the defence has to prove it.
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People I interviewed say high-profile cases skew the public's perspective on these cases. It could be important that the accused appeared to say "sorry" after people apprehended him.
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It sure is Paula. I hope it's a catalyst to getting necessary change on how we deal with/assist those having mental health crises.
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Several other stories done by myself and my colleagues are available on our website: vancouversun.com
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I updated my story on the accused killer here: vancouversun.com/news/driver-...
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The @nytimes.com investigated Huione for months, resulting in this story last month: www.nytimes.com/2025/03/23/w...
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"No evidence they were destined for the US," Teboul added. Investigation is on-going. The operations are profit-driven.