Suspect in Vancouver festival attack IDd as Kai-Ji Adam Lo, 30, after at least 11 killed, dozens more injured

The driver accused of fatally mowing down at least 11 festival attendees when he plowed through a crowd of people at a Vancouver block party Saturday was identified as local man Kai-Ji Adam Lo, authorities said Sunday night.Lo, of Vancouver, is facing eight counts of second-degree murder so far after his alleged rampage at the Lapu Lapu Day festival – a celebration of the Filipino community – Saturday night.The 30-year-old was arrested at the scene by authorities and was “known” to law enforcement and mental health care professionals before he allegedly carried out his deadly attack, Vancouver police said.The alleged killer has a history of mental health problems and investigators believe the destructive driving was not terror-related, cops previously said.On top of the fatalities, dozens more were injured as Lo allegedly rammed into the crowded party. The youngest fatal victim was just 5 years old. “The charge assessment is ongoing and further charges are anticipated,” Vancouver police said.There were no interactions between police and the alleged perp “immediately leading up to this event,” Vancouver Police Chief Steve Rai said Sunday. “This is the darkest day in our city’s history,” he added.Lo has appeared in court and will remain in custody, according to authorities.The victims killed in the attack range from 5 to 65 years old.The chaotic scene unfolded around 8 p.m.just as the block party was coming to a close and organizers started taking down barriers blocking off a street filled with hundreds of festival-goers.Lo allegedly used the opening and raced down the street in a black SUV, plowing through the crowds and sending helpless victims flying.“[He] just slammed the pedal down and rammed into hundreds of people,” festivalgoer Kris Pangilinan told CBC.“It was like seeing a bowling ball hit — all the bowling pins and all the pins flying up in the air.”...