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One suspect has died in a mass stabbing case in Canada, while the other is on the run. expected injury
On September 6, 2022, Channel News Asia reported on theทางเข้าslotxoprogress of the Canadian mass stabbing case. Police have found one suspect and the other is still on the run.
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Brother suspects have killed 10 people and wounded 18 with knives attacking indigenous communities. Saskatchewan on Sunday local time
This assault is one of the deadliest in Canadian modern history. Police said some of the victims appeared to be targeted. while some seem to have been attacked randomly.
Canadian police say Demian Sanderson, 31, was found dead in the James Smith Cre Nation, while his younger brother Miles Sanderson was aged. 30-year-old may have been injured and may seek medical attention
Recently, the police also concluded that The death toll has risen to 11, while the injuries have risen to 19.
Damian's body was found outdoors in a grassy area. Near a house that was being investigated, however, police found no external injuries to him. But he still doesn't believe that he died of his own illness.
When a reporter asked Is it possible for Miles to kill his own brother? Police have not confirmed this. He warned that the police still considered Myles a dangerous person to the public. Even though he was injured
“Miles has a long criminal record. both crimes against persons and property We consider him armed and dangerous. Please don't get close to him,” the police said.
CBC News reported that Police in Saskatoon Saskatchewan Has been searching for Miles Sanderson since May. He later failed to meet with parole officers who received penalties for assault, robbery, harassment and threats.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau referring to this incident He also spoke to city leaders James Smith Cre Nation and Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe. By confirming that the government will help in this event.