Vancouver rundown for Monday, September 23rd, 2024.
A man is dead and a well-known brothers keeper gangster is recovering from gunshot wounds
after an exchange of gunfire on the Langley side of the Surrey-Langley boundary Saturday night.
Vancouver rundown posted exclusive video to social media
after police and paramedics rushed a man later identified by the Vancouver
son as gangster Berender Shrek Dollywall to hospital.
He was pulled from a car on 208th Street south of 80th Avenue in the Willoughby neighborhood.
That happened shortly after 6 p.m. in front of a busy restaurant and retail complex.
Dollywall is expected to survive.
First responders found a victim dead at another scene near 196 and 82nd where the shooting likely occurred.
I hit his trying to figure out the circumstances, but believes this is linked to BC's gang war.
Other news, longtime Vancouver journalist Charlie Smith hopes to run in this current
provincial election campaign as an independent in Richmond Bridgeport.
The former editor of the Georgia Straight and past journalism instructor at KPU has reached out to his
sub-stack subscribers noting he needs the signatures of 75 locals in order to run for office.
Smith is also bringing attention to his concerns that it's very difficult for an average person
to run as an independent under the current BC Election Act.
NDP leader David Eby and conservative leader John Rustad have spent their Sundays
exchanging barbs over BC's health care system.
Eby says conservatives will gut health care.
Rustad calls that a lie.
He says more money is needed in health care, but the system has to be changed.
BC real estate and immigration lawyer Hong Guo has been disbarred for a third time.
A panel of the BC Law Society has found the lawyer, who once ran for mayor of Richmond, is ungovernable.
She was found to have enabled her bookkeeper to steal close to $7.5 million in funds from clients.
The panelist found Hong Guo cannot be trusted to be accurate or show any insight into her behavior.
A mix of sun and clouds for Monday, mostly sunny and warm on Tuesday, back to clouds and showers with cooler conditions for Wednesday.
For all the details on these local Vancouver area stories, along with those links, go to vancouverundown.substack.com.