Fatal shooting outside Langley Cactus Club - Update

LANGLEY, BC: Jiwan Singh Johal, a 23-year-old man was shot to death Monday night (5/10/2026). The incident occurred outside of the Cactus Club in Langley, BC at the 6000 block of 200th Street. Towards 9:45pm, gunshots started ringing, and Johal was hit, lying lifeless in the parking lot. Emergency services would arrive at the scene of the crime soon after, where Johal would later succumb to his wounds after first responders attempted to save his life. Investigators believe this was a targeted hit, tied to organized crime. A bystander who had stopped at the restaurant to pick up food had filmed a video of the crime scene minutes after the shooting. Clearly in shock, the bystander zooms in to the lifeless body, all the while narrating what had just happened. He then asks himself, “What do I do? What do I fucking do?” while sirens start blaring in the background. During the video footage, you can see a bullet hole through the passenger door of his Dodge Ram pickup truck. Possibly hinting at the messiness of this whole targeted hit. Nearly 20 minutes later, at 10:03pm, a vehicle had been found on fire near the intersection of 232nd Street & 75th Avenue in Langley. Police haven’t mentioned if the two incidents are related as of yet. Another video recorded by an occupant of the vehicle that was passing by also surfaced on the net. Showing the extent of the blaze the sedan was letting off. Jiwan Johal was a member of the BC organized crime group Brothers Keepers, a gang formed in Greater Vancouver around 2016. Johan was known by the nickname ‘Jules’ (alternatively spelt ‘Jewels’) and later known by ‘Benji’. He had been battling drug charges he had picked up in Manitoba, also being well known to authorities in BC. READ FULL ARTICLE⬇️⬇️⬇️ https://t.co/ghVTynFc1a

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Update: Eastern Canadian Crime Report is reporting that the victim of the fatal shooting was Jiwan Singh Joha, a 23 year old member of the Brother's Keepers. Rememebr Lil Man was a member of the Brothers Keepers and he was not killed by a rival. His own crew killed him. The Brother's Keepers work for the Edmonton Hells Angels. They ordered Lil Man's murder.

CTV is reporting that "Homicide investigators were called to the parking lot of a restaurant in Langley after a shooting killed a 23-year-old man Monday night, according to authorities. Langley RCMP say officers first responded to reports of shots fired at the Cactus Club near 200 Street and Langley Bypass around 9:45 p.m. 'First responders promptly arrived in the area and located one individual in medical distress. Despite life saving efforts, the individual succumbed to their injuries at the scene,' Sgt. Zynal Sharoom said, in a statement. Roughly 15 minutes later, police responded to a vehicle on fire near 232 Street and 75 Avenue—a hallmark of gang-related violence."

The Langley Advance Times is reporting that "Fong said the victim was known to police, but that IHIT was not releasing his identity yet. He had a police history linked to drug and weapon offences and was known to be gang-affiliated. The man was facing criminal charges related to drugs in Manitoba, Fong said."

Multiple shooters, dressed in black, stray bullets everywhere. This was reckless. Shooting bystanders is a big deal. Hunters, know what's behind your target. They're lucky they didn't shoot one of their own guys.