CRY FOR CHANGE: Family of man allegedly slain by 8 teens blasts Youth Criminal Justice Act's 'flaws' Via joe_warmington
On Dec. 18, 2022, he was in a parkette on York St. minding his own business with his girlfriend Erica when eight teenage girls allegedly robbed Erica of her bottle booze.
Shum’s wife Helen has previously called Ken a “hero” for trying to protect his female friend from being robbed.Article contentMeanwhile, the accused girls, who did not know each other and are under probe for possibly being summoned on social media to partake in a night of wilding events to post on video sharing platforms, were later arrested. The charges against them have not been tested in court.
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