“He didn’t even change his aim”: BC man fires gun into neighbour’s condo for 2nd time

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we heard a big bang and it sounded like an echo from outside David lazarich and his wife were getting ready for bed last July when they discovered a bullet fired in their neighbor’s unit had entered their East Vancouver condo disbelief and shock because it was the second time their neighbor had discharged a gun through the same wall we took it much more seriously this time because obviously the last time didn’t create a change in Behavior 67-year-old Henry Chung was arrested and charged police say the senior had been dry firing for shooting practice it was supposed to be with an unloaded firearm however he mistakenly had a bullet in the chamber the VPD also called to the same unit in May 2018 in that case it was the gentleman who was cleaning his firearm and didn’t realize that the gun was actually loaded the Lazar say after the earlier misfire Chung cut them a check for some of the damage and promised it would never happen again he didn’t even change his aim same wall same Corner that is not the action of someone who’s sorry in the second incident a charge of careless use of a firearm was stayed after Provincial Court Judge Andrea Brownstone granted an application Banning Chung from possessing firearms for five years we can’t sit in our couch or sit at our dinner table now without thinking is the third bullet going to be the one that kills us the couple has filed a civil claim seeking more than $23,000 in Damages alleged ing the 2023 bullet left a trail of damage to several walls a cabinet and custom drapes Chung has paid them more than 9,000 in restitution but the Lazar say the safety of their own home has been shattered every time I go to that corner of the room I think about the fact that there could be a bullet coming through it at any point and that’s not a great way to live your call has been forwarded to voicemail Chung could not be reached but denies all allegations in his reply to the notice of claim Kristen Robinson Global News

A Vancouver senior recently received a five-year weapons ban after he accidentally fired a gun through a wall into his neighbours’ condo unit for the second time.

Police said the senior had been “dry firing” to practice his shooting.

As Kristen Robinson reports, the neighbours are now suing for damages.

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14 COMMENTS

  1. The CFO should have been notified the first time, as it is usually a serious crime to discharge a firearm in city limits etc. If it was a pistol, than being off-range also automatically strips him of the required PAL license.

  2. Hey Global, why are your comments turned off on your video reporting about the two 12 year old aboriginal girls that were physically attacked and assaulted by two loss prevention “officers” at a Save on Foods for stealing a $3 bag of crackers in Prince George? Is it because the attackers were two immigrant men?

  3. 5 year ban is joke. This should have resulted in a lifetime ban. There are several safety rules that have to be ignored for things like this to happen, and this level of carelessness warrants a lifetime ban.

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