OPP charge two people in connection with murder on Manitoulin Island
OPP charge two people in connection with murder on Manitoulin Island
OPP charge two people in connection with murder on Manitoulin Island
Ontario Provincial Police have arrested and charged two people in connection with a June 24th shooting where one person died.
Ontario Provincial Police have arrested and charged two people in connection with a June 24th shooting where one person died, police said in a release Sunday.
And, a 20-year old Hamilton man is still wanted for second-degree murder by police.
Police said 55-year old Sherry Eadie from Northeastern Manitoulin and The Islands, and 25-year old Darcy Shawanda, from Whitefish River First Nation, have been charged with the following:
• Accessory After the Fact to Murder
• Obstruct Peace Officer
They are scheduled to appear in court July 20.
Police continue to search for 20-year old Hanif Duncan of Hamilton who is wanted on a charge of second-degree murder.
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Ontario Provincial Police have arrested and charged two people in connection with a June 24th shooting where one person died.
