Canadian police found on Monday The body of 31-year-old Damien Sanderson, one of two people suspected of killing 10 and injuring 18 in the Northwest Canada.
Police also stated at a press conference that they had not heard from the second suspect, 30-year-old brother Myles Sanderson.
Saskatchewan Mounted Police Commander Rhonda Blackmore warns Myles Sanderson can be injured and very dangerous. The commander explained that Damien’s body was found in a wooded area near a home on the James Smith Cree Nation Indian Reservation in Saskatchewan, which is being investigated by police officers.
Police officer Damien Sanderson died as a result of a fight with his brother. “Myles has a long criminal record of crimes against both persons and property. Myles has been charged with three counts of murder and is wanted. We see him as armed and dangerous. Don’t go near him,” Blackmore said.
Saskatchewan’s capital Regina police chief Evan Bray reiterated at the press conference that Myles Sanderson is suspected of being in the city. Bray said on Sunday that Police had received information about the presence of a vehicle in Regina with two people, one of whom was Myles Sanderson. The police chief said the information is “still relevant” and has confirmed some information that would indicate the fugitive’s presence in the capital, Saskatchewan.
The stabbing attacks occurred on Sunday in the James Smith Cree Nation, home to nearly 1,000 people, and the nearby community of Weldon, which has a population of 200.
Source: Informacion
