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Badhobz 10-19-2022 12:52 PM

Is this fucker Asian ? Jongwon sounds Korean. Asian on Asian crime is even sadder.

SSM_DC5 10-19-2022 01:38 PM

Sorry for your loss qwerty.



On a side note, when you google street view the park, you can see the orange tent.

noclue 10-19-2022 05:50 PM

these days there are no hope for drug addicts. The chemicals in crystal meth is too potent and fries the brain for good, no amount of rehab will bring someone back.

AzNightmare 10-19-2022 05:52 PM

That's crazy how this whole time, there was just some knife weilding druggie hiding in a tent that's right out in a public park. wtf...

donk. 10-19-2022 08:05 PM

:suspicious:

Its not uncommon for a large portion of that group to carry weapons.

When you are surrounded by people on hard drugs, the people that sell them, criminals, etc, theres a good chance you dont trust the person standing next to you.
Add in being paranoid from all your previous life events, and theres your reason to have weapon x on you at all times.

The above event of the police officer disgusts me, and reminds me to be more cautious when i go to work.

We work in alot of the shelters, and its not uncommon to see questionable shit like weapons on roofs, ceiling places, etc

This is my favorite one, in a surrey shelter
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...92580e17_b.jpg

Hondaracer 10-20-2022 12:34 AM

Who could have seen this coming?

https://globalnews.ca/news/9211482/s...g-jongwon-ham/

Quote:

He was charged in February 2021 with assault and resisting a police officer in connection to an incident in Vancouver. He was released on court ordered conditions.

Following his release from that charge, he was then arrested and charged again in March of 2022 with allegedly assaulting a security guard at the food court in Vancouver’s Harbour Centre.

He was released again, and three warrants have been issued for his arrest since last month alone — the most recent of them issued just Monday.
The system cost her her life, plain and simple. There’s no other reason for her death. What a fucking waste.

Traum 10-20-2022 03:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hondaracer (Post 9079048)
The system cost her her life, plain and simple. There’s no other reason for her death. What a fucking waste.

$5 on how this Jongwon Ham will get a soft sentence from claiming how he cannot be held criminally responsible for the murder because of his mental health and addiction issues.

qwerty123, I am so sorry...

rb 10-20-2022 03:35 AM

Even if he gets released after a soft sentence, he wont have it easy on the streets that's for damn sure. Cops have a way of dishing out their own justice that you wont ever hear about.

Hondaracer 10-20-2022 04:49 AM

He came from a different country, then went on a 3 year long violent crime spree without ever being held accountable, ultimately culminating in murdering a police officer. He surely deserves leniency

Badhobz 10-20-2022 04:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by donk. (Post 9079036)
:suspicious:

Its not uncommon for a large portion of that group to carry weapons.

When you are surrounded by people on hard drugs, the people that sell them, criminals, etc, theres a good chance you dont trust the person standing next to you.
Add in being paranoid from all your previous life events, and theres your reason to have weapon x on you at all times.

The above event of the police officer disgusts me, and reminds me to be more cautious when i go to work.

We work in alot of the shelters, and its not uncommon to see questionable shit like weapons on roofs, ceiling places, etc

This is my favorite one, in a surrey shelter
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...92580e17_b.jpg

Wtf. That’s the same weapon I use in fallout 4.

pastarocket 10-20-2022 06:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hondaracer (Post 9079048)
Who could have seen this coming?

https://globalnews.ca/news/9211482/s...g-jongwon-ham/



The system cost her her life, plain and simple. There’s no other reason for her death. What a fucking waste.


100 percent. I agree with you. There is a systemic issue with our Judicial system. The system cost Constable Yang her life.

Canada is too soft on crime. There needs to be harsher sentencing for crimes, especially murder.

How the heck does a machete wielding psycho with a history of assault charges live in a tent in a park for so many months???

Catch and release. The revolving door of our judicial system.

It will be very interesting to see how Crown Counsel proves that this Jongwon fucker committed FIRST degree murder. -that his killing of Constable Yang was premeditated.


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Great68 10-20-2022 07:22 AM

Harsher sentencing for any sort of assault would be a good start. And certainly looking an offender's history of violent crimes and escalating sentences accordingly.

I doubt a harsher sentence for murder would have done anything to prevent this scenario, but harsher sentences for his previous offences might have.

Quote:

It will be very interesting to see how Crown Counsel proves that this Jongwon fucker committed FIRST degree murder. -that his killing of Constable Yang was premeditated.
Murder of a police officer while they are performing their duties is an automatic first degree charge.

https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/...ction-231.html

Traum 10-20-2022 01:10 PM

I'm not asking anyone to do this -- I am simply sharing information on the subject:

https://www.gofundme.com/f/in-memory...e-shaelyn-yang

This GFM campaigned "is organized by Shaelyn's and Simone's friends and loved ones." -- you can see the organizers at the bottom of the campaign description. Personally, I have some small reservations in the sense that I am not absolutely certain whether the GFM campaign is legit, but I am leaning towards it being a genuine thing. And if this was a scam, then it absolutely needs to get called out.

Again, RIP Const. Yang. ��

CivicBlues 10-20-2022 01:23 PM

Sorry if I'm being insensitive and this is a horrible tragedy in any sense of the word.

But why is it nowadays every time someone high profile (or even not so) dies a GFM pops up? What exactly are they looking for money for? You'd think the RCMP would have the funeral taken care of. She'd obviously have good life insurance to take care of any dependents/spouses as well as a federal employee. What other "arrangements" are needed to be taken care of?

Hell if there was a GFM to fund someone to go pull the plug on the POS who stabbed her I'd donate to that.

whitev70r 10-20-2022 01:31 PM

^ just visited the page and it looks as legit as possible, BCTV links it, so you'd think they've verified and done their homework.

But, I thought about that. She is married, no children. If there were children, you'd think that maybe a bit of $$ to help with their college or something but in this case, I really don't know what a bunch of money will do (or needed by this family). I do want to do something to show my sympathy for the family but don't know what exactly is the most helpful. I wonder if there was some sort of scholarship in her name, I may want to be a part of that ... I don't know exactly.

StylinRed 10-20-2022 02:01 PM

https://vancouversun.com/news/crime/...ts-seven-years

Light on crime sometimes, like in this case where a drug dealer shot his girlfriend in the head and then tried getting rid of her body and evidence, then he went on vacation

Only got 6years for the murder + 1yr for trying to get rid of the body - 1yr for time served, so 6yrs behind bars

The court considered the death accidental, and considers him an upstanding citizen now

I'm all for rehabilitation, but come on

AzNightmare 10-20-2022 02:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by donk. (Post 9079036)
:suspicious:

Its not uncommon for a large portion of that group to carry weapons.

When you are surrounded by people on hard drugs, the people that sell them, criminals, etc, theres a good chance you dont trust the person standing next to you.
Add in being paranoid from all your previous life events, and theres your reason to have weapon x on you at all times.

The above event of the police officer disgusts me, and reminds me to be more cautious when i go to work.

We work in alot of the shelters, and its not uncommon to see questionable shit like weapons on roofs, ceiling places, etc

This is my favorite one, in a surrey shelter
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...92580e17_b.jpg


Maybe I'm completely missing the story. But I'm not so much focused on the weapon carrying, but more wondering why he was never reported or kicked out. Or is just 1 questionable tent in a park a thing now and no one cares or does anything about it?

From what others said, it sounded like he was camping there for months, and not just using that location from time to time as one of his resting spots.

68style 10-20-2022 03:29 PM

Gofundme's in these situations are really weird to me.

Especially for govt positions...

Her beneficiary, like any govt job, gets twice her annual salary in event of death...

Nevermind their own personal / possible life insurance policies they might have had.

This is not what gofundme's are intended for.

RIP for tragedy, but this is the wrong place for one.

GLOW 10-20-2022 04:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Badhobz (Post 9079053)
Wtf. That’s the same weapon I use in fallout 4.

i was thinking WWE mick foley/cactus jack would use in a hardcore match

6thGear. 10-20-2022 11:00 PM

That whole area was blocked off again earlier tonight. Quite a few cruisers stopped in front of both gas stations at intersection of willingdon and Canada way all the way to the Husky near boundary.

StylinRed 10-21-2022 10:01 PM

When I googled jongwon ham I found a LinkedIn page for a film director in Toronto, thought they just had the same name, but it turns out it's the same guy! Just saw a story about him on the news

Apparently he was falsely accused of SA in Toronto but it took 3yrs to clear his name, and that triggered/increased mental health issues that caused him to live in a tent in a park here in Vancouver

Badhobz 10-22-2022 02:11 AM

Nobody out crazies asians when they get crazy. This is how China lost over a million dudes in the Korean War. Or how Vietnam won vs the US. Or Japanese resistance in ww2 on Okinawa.

We might look like timid little fucks but underneath lurks utter insanity.

Hondaracer 10-22-2022 02:43 AM

China lost 20 million people in WW2 not because they were good soldiers lol

whitev70r 10-22-2022 12:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by StylinRed (Post 9079242)
When I googled jongwon ham I found a LinkedIn page for a film director in Toronto, thought they just had the same name, but it turns out it's the same guy! Just saw a story about him on the news

Apparently he was falsely accused of SA in Toronto but it took 3yrs to clear his name, and that triggered/increased mental health issues that caused him to live in a tent in a park here in Vancouver

Here's the story of Jongwon Ham - award winning director to living in a tent in YVR. Man, just add to the tragedy and sadness of this whole damn thing.

https://globalnews.ca/news/9217504/j...g-rcmp-murder/

mikemhg 10-23-2022 10:53 AM

Reading about him has changed my mind about this whole thing, it's terrible across the board.

This is a classic example of a person who had a normal life, was successful, and ended up in a really bad mental state of decline.

Accused of sexual assault that was later dropped (which clearly ruined his career and social network), ends up eventually falling off the edge and on the street.

Tragic story for both the officer, and to a degree, this man.


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