Man shot dead at Homestead Drive home identified as John Ochelo
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Police have identified the victim of a deadly shooting late last week in northeast Calgary.
Police have identified the victim of a deadly shooting late last week in northeast Calgary.
John Noon Ochelo, 28, was shot shortly before 7:30 p.m. on Friday, at a home in the 200 block of Homestead Drive N.E.
He died at the scene.
He was identified by police on Tuesday, following an autopsy.
On Monday, police said the shooting was one of 16 this year linked to organized crime.
According to police, that's about a quarter of the year's total shootings (65).
Ochelo is also Calgary's 15th homicide victim of 2024.
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