Surrey RCMP say charges have been recommended in connection with a 2019 crash at the Peace Arch border crossing that claimed the life of a Port Moody pastor.
Tom Cheung, the lead pastor at the Port Moody Pacific Grace MB Church, died when a Porsche Cayenne slammed into the back of his minivan at the crossing in May of last year.
The force of the impact sent both vehicles into a nearby flowerbed, where Cheung’s van burst into flames.
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He died at the scene, while another person was sent to hospital with serious injuries.
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RCMP said Monday that a report has been forwarded to the BC Prosecution Service for the approval of charges.
Police did not confirm the nature of the charges or any names of suspects.
– With files from Simon Little
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