A 13-year-old girl group brutally stabbed a 59-year-old Chinese uncle to death on the streets of Toronto, 8 girls were arrested, and 3 have pleaded guilty

People who run after big things

2024-06-18 21:26Posted in Hebei International Field Creators

Ken Lee, a 59-year-old Hong Kong immigrant trying to find housing in Toronto, was beaten and stabbed to death by eight girls between the ages of 13 and 16.

In December 2022, a shocking violent incident occurred on the streets of Toronto, Canada. Ken Lee, a 59-year-old uncle from Hong Kong, China, was brutally beaten and stabbed by a group of girls between the ages of 13 and 16 while trying to protect a friend from drinking from the girls. On 17 June, three teenage girls on suspicion of manslaughter pleaded guilty.

According to local media reports, Uncle Li was resting with his female friend in the square near the intersection of University Avenue and York Street at the time of the incident. The group of girls tried to steal the liquor from their hands, and Uncle Li was besieged by the group while defending his friend.

This violent incident has aroused widespread concern in society. Toronto police quickly intervened and arrested all eight girls. After investigation, three of the girls have already pleaded guilty to manslaughter and battery.

On Monday, one of the girls, who was 13 years old at the time, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in court, CBC News reported. The other two girls also pleaded guilty to manslaughter and assault causing bodily harm, respectively.

The homeless shelter where the victim lived before she was stabbed. Police believe that all eight teenage girls are "equally responsible" in this horrific street murder.

The incident not only shocked the citizens of Toronto, but also attracted global attention. Many have said that the behavior of these young girls is simply unbelievable. They don't understand why these children, who are supposed to be in school, could go down such violent paths.

When a vigil was held for Uncle Lee at the Toronto Homeless Memorial in downtown, many visitors said he was a quiet, kind man who was always helpful. His passing is deeply sad and saddened.

Police said Uncle Li had been living in a shelter in the city before the incident. He doesn't have a fixed place to live, but he has a very supportive family in the area. Therefore, he is not exactly a homeless person.

Eight teenage girls murdered a 59-year-old Chinese uncle at the intersection of York Street and University Avenue.

A nearby resident told CTV News Toronto that the teens were drinking at the time and were trying to steal alcohol from Uncle Lee's friend. Uncle Li was besieged by this group of girls when he tried to stop them. The violence of these girls is outrageous, and they attack Uncle Li like a pack of wild animals.

The incident has also attracted great attention from the police. Toronto Police Detective Sergeant Terry Brown said he had been in policing for almost 35 years but had never seen such a shocking case. He called on all sectors of society to strengthen the education and supervision of young people to prevent the recurrence of similar incidents.

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