On Sunday, ten individuals were stabbed to death in Saskatchewan, Canada.
According to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, fifteen more persons were hurt.
As the suspects have not yet been located, the RCMP issued a provincial dangerous persons notice.
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Ten people were killed and fifteen more were injured in a mass stabbing incident in Saskatchewan, Canada on Sunday, according to officials. On Monday, one of two suspects was discovered dead following a manhunt for the duo.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police reported receiving the initial contact reporting a stabbing at the James Smith Cree Nation around 5:40 a.m. Multiple victims were reported at 13 crime places, including in the nearby village of Weldon, according to the police.
Damien Sanderson, 31, and Myles Sanderson, 30, were identified as the two suspects in the horrific stabbing spree by police.
Damien Sanderson’s wounds did not appear to be self-inflicted, according to Regina Police Chief Evan Bray, who was quoted by the Associated Press. Myles Sanderson is still on the run and may be injured, according to the news source.
“We are unable to confirm if he has received injuries, but we have strong cause to assume that he has. We are uncertain as to the nature of these injuries “CNN quotes Assistant Commissioner Rhonda Blackmore of the Saskatchewan RCMP as saying on Monday.
She continued, “But we do want the public to be aware of this because he may seek medical assistance.” Even though he is injured, that does not mean he is no longer a threat.
The RCMP believes that some victims were chosen at random while others were planned. In addition, they issued a dangerous person notice urging the public to take cover.
The RCMP and the Regina Police Service have made “continuous, dogged attempts throughout the night” to locate these two individuals.
—Chief Evan Bray (@evanjbray)
September 5, 2022
Sunday afternoon, Blackmore issued a statement in which he urged citizens of Saskatchewan and adjacent provinces to remain vigilant.
“I would want to request that they surrender to the police,” she stated.
—RCMP Saskatchewan (@RCMPSK)
September 4, 2022
Sunday night, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tweeted that the attacks were “horrendous and terrible.”
He remarked, “I am thinking of people who have lost a loved one and those who have been hurt.”
Leaders of the James Smith Cree Nation issued a press statement declaring a state of emergency and announcing the opening of two emergency operation centers to assist community members.
Bray stated that police are bringing in investigators to oversee the search.
He continued, “We will not end our inquiry until these two are safely in custody.”
Bray stated that he is “certain” that “someone out there” knows something about the two suspects, and he requested anyone with information to come forward and assist in “finding a resolution.”
Bray stated, “There is a great deal of sorrow and anxiety in our province and communities today and yesterday.”
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