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Royal Canadian Mounted Police at the crime scene in Saskatchewan Photo source: CNN
Elephant News Reporter According to local media reports, Canadian police said that on September 4, local time, two Police are searching for two suspects after a man killed 10 people and injured at least 15 in two communities in the central Canadian province of Saskatchewan.
Police have identified the two suspects as Damian Sanderson and Miles Sanderson, and are advising the public to take necessary precautions. The two men, in their 30s, were last seen driving a black Nissan in Regina, Saskatchewan, about 320 kilometers south of the attack.
Canadian police are looking for two suspects Photo: AFP
Saskatchewan , Alberta and Manitoba RCMP are jointly investigating the Knife wounding incident.
RCMP Saskatchewan Assistant Commissioner Rhonda Blackmore said at a news conference that police received the first call from the James Smith Kerry community at 5:40 a.m. local time phone, and a few minutes later they received multiple calls to the police. Police found 13 crime scenes in the James Smith Kerry and Weldon neighborhoods. At least 15 people have been killed and at least 15 have been taken to hospitals, possibly with other injured going to the hospital on their own.
Blackmore said: "It appears that some of the victims may have been the target of the suspect, and some may have been randomly selected by the suspect. It is too early to talk about the suspect's motive at this time."
Canada Public Safety Minister Marko "Everyone in Saskatchewan, especially those near the James Smith Kerry community, please shelter in place and stay safe," Mendicino tweeted.
Canadian Prime Minister Jas Tin Trudeau said in a statement that the assault was "shocking and heartbreaking". Trudeau tweeted: "We are monitoring the situation closely and urge everyone to follow the latest news from local authorities."
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