‘It doesn’t bring my father back:’ Arrest made in fatal Alberta gas and dash
THORSBY, Alta. — A man has been charged with second-degree murder seven months after a gas-station owner was killed in a gas and dash.
Ki Yun Jo, 54, was struck and killed on Oct. 6 outside his Fas Gas station in Thorsby, Alta., about 70 kilometres southwest of Edmonton.
Police have said he tried to stop a driver who sped off in a stolen white cube van without paying for fuel. A witness saw Jo hanging onto the van’s passenger side mirror when the vehicle swerved, tossing him to the ground, before he was run over.
Jo’s family has said the van made off with gas worth $196.


