Vancouver Authorities Should Have Known Festival Attacker Posed Threat, Lawsuit Says

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Vancouver Authorities Should Have Known Festival Attacker Posed Threat, Lawsuit Says

People march around Filipino Plaza before a memorial for the Filipino community’s Lapu Lapu Day festival victims, in Vancouver, on May 31, 2025. The Canadian Press/Ethan Cairns

In the weeks before a deadly attack at a Vancouver Filipino festival, suspect Adam Kai-Ji Lo asked to have his antipsychotic medication reduced, even as his mental health was deteriorating, a B.C. Supreme Court lawsuit says.

The proposed class-action civil suit filed Thursday by a survivor of the attack says Lo’s psychiatrist was concerned during a meeting on April 11 that his patient’s mental health was deteriorating, that his delusions were increasing and his antipsychotic medication was insufficient.

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