SASKATCHEWAN, CANADA – A mass stabbing spree carried out at several locations across the Saskatchewan province in Canada has reportedly led to 10 victims being killed and 15 others injured, with investigators believing some of the victims were targeted whilst others were randomly attacked.
Authorities in Canada, whose Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has pushed strict gun control legislation in response to incidents that transpired in the United States, are ardently working to track down two at-large suspects believed to be behind one of the country’s most deadly mass killings.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) officials confirmed that at least ten people were killed and at least 15 others injured on September 4th across 13 different locations within an indigenous community in Saskatchewan, with the attacks allegedly being carried out with a knife.
A manhunt is currently ongoing for 31-year-old Damien Sanderson and 30-year-old Myles Sanderson, with investigators suspecting the fatal attacks may have been drug-related. Charges of first-degree murder, attempted murder, and breaking and entering have officially been filed against the men, but there’s little information as to where their current whereabouts may be.
Both suspects were believed to have been last seen traveling in a black Nissan Rouge in Regina on September 4th, which is about 200 miles south of where the attacks were carried out.
Regina Police Chief Evan Bray issued a statement regarding the men’s last known whereabouts, saying, “We are confident someone out there knows the whereabouts of these two and has information that will be valuable to the police, and I urge you to get in touch with your local police.”
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Apparently, law enforcement in the Saskatchewan city of Saskatoon has been trying to track down Myles Sanderson since this past May after he reportedly stopped making his parole meetings since his release from prison on charges of assault, robbery, mischief, and uttering threats.
Saskatchewan RCMP Commanding Officer Rhonda Blackmore wanted to assure the public that law enforcement is doing everything in its power to track down the at-large murder suspects.
“To the people of Saskatchewan and beyond – please be assured that we are using every human, an investigational and technological resource we have available to locate and arrest the persons responsible for this tragedy and to ensure your safety.”
The search radius has been expanding as far as Manitoba and Alberta in light of the circumstances, and officials aren’t even certain of the suspects may have swapped vehicles at some point while being on the lam, according to Officer Blackmore.
“We don’t know if they have changed their vehicle. At this stage in our investigation, we believe some victims have been targeted by the suspect, and others have been attacked randomly.”
Canadians are being advised to shelter in place until in the meantime and to avoid picking up any strangers while also reporting any suspicious activities to the police.
Mass Stabbing In Canada Leads To 10 Killed And 15 Injured
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