Vietnamese-based organization known as the Catacutan Drug Crew.
RUTH BONNEVILLE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS ARCHIVES Enlarge Image An SUV is towed away from Arthur Street and McDermot Avenue Saturday afternoon after a shooting left one person dead. Winnipeg police believe a spate of weekend shootings that killed two young men -- and left a teen fighting for survival -- are all linked to the city's drug and gang subculture. However, sources told the Free Press Monday there appears to be no common thread between the three incidents, which all happened in a 24-hour period and pushed the city to an all-time homicide record. The 33rd homicide victim of 2011 was 20-year-old Oudy Phrakonekham, shot while riding in a car through the Exchange District at 2:30 a.m. Saturday. Sources say he was gunned down at point-blank range in what was believed to be a targeted attack. Court records show he has no prior criminal involvement. A source said Phrakonekham is believed to have connections to a Vietnamese-based organization known as the Catacutan Drug ...