Son of Military Captain Assaulted During Poppy Campaign Concerned About Rise in Youth Violence
The son of a Canadian Armed Forces member left unable to move his legs after being assaulted last weekend is voicing concern about increasing youth violence in the southern Ontario city where his parents live. Capt. Kenneth Kunkel, a commanding officer for the Royal Canadian Air Cadets, has had “no intentional movement” in his legs [...]
Capt. Kenneth Kunkel, a commanding officer for the Royal Canadian Air Cadets, is unable to move his legs after being assaulted in Hamilton, Ontario. The assault occurred when two male youths allegedly approached Kunkel and blew a loud air horn directly into his ears. His son, Christopher Kunkel, is concerned about rising youth violence in the city.
- Capt. Kenneth Kunkel, an air cadet commanding officer, is unable to move his legs after an assault.
- The assault happened on November 1st in Hamilton, Ontario.
- Two male youths allegedly blew an air horn into Kunkel’s ears.
- Kunkel’s son is concerned about increasing youth violence in the city.
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