Police have wrapped up their investigation on the incident where a second-floor deck gave way during a large family wedding.
On April 19, ambulances, firefighters and police all rushed to the home in the 5800-block of 268th Street.
At least one person was rushed to hospital by air ambulance, and almost 40 other people – ranging from ages 15 to 83 – suffered injuries that were treated in hospital or at the scene.
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Currently, two victims remain in critical care at Royal Columbian Hospital, according to close relative Satwant Garcha, who visits the ones injured in hospital every day after work.
‘[The RCMP] are not involved in the case in any way, anymore,” said Cpl. Holly Largy, another Langley RCMP spokesperson.
The deck collapse was ruled as having a non-criminal cause by police investigators, Largy said. The owner of the rental house will not face criminal charges.
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Further investigations as to the structural cause of the deck collapse will now have to become a civil matter, Largy confirmed.
It is inconclusive whether even the Langley Township will remain involved in further investigations, due to the deck being a part of a rental home, Largy added.
