Jiwan Singh “Jules” Johal, a 23-year-old man reportedly associated with the Brothers Keepers organised crime group, was shot dead outside a restaurant in Langley, British Columbia, Canada, on the night of October 5, 2026.
According to reports published by Canadian crime news sources, the shooting took place in the parking lot of a Cactus Club restaurant in the 6000 block of 200th Street at around 9.45 pm. Emergency responders reached the scene and attempted to save Johal, but he succumbed to his injuries. Investigators reportedly believe the killing was a targeted attack linked to organised crime.
Johal was known by the nicknames “Jules” and “Benji”, according to reports. His reported association with the Brothers Keepers group has drawn attention to the possibility of gang-related violence behind the killing.
The Brothers Keepers is an organised crime group that emerged in the Greater Vancouver area around 2016. Johal was also reportedly known to law enforcement authorities in British Columbia and had faced drug-related charges in Manitoba.
Police have also reported a vehicle fire near the intersection of 232nd Street and 75th Avenue at approximately 10.03 pm, around 20 minutes after the shooting. Investigators recovered a burnt sedan believed to have been used in the attack and are examining possible links between the two incidents.
The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) has appealed to witnesses and sought dashcam footage from people who were in the area between 8.30 pm and 10.30 pm on October 5.
As of the latest reports cited, the investigation was continuing and police had not publicly confirmed a motive or announced any arrests. The victim’s name and reported gang association were published by crime news outlets, while the official police release identified him as a 23-year-old Langley man.
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