Montreal police arrest second suspect in fatal stabbing of Côte-Des-Neiges teen
Global News
Andrei Donet appeared Friday at the Montreal Courthouse in connection with the stabbing death of Jannaï Dopwell-Bailey. Donet faces several charges including second-degree murder.
Montreal police (SPVM) say they have arrested a second suspect in the stabbing death of Côte-Des-Neiges teen, Jannaï Dopwell-Bailey.
Andrei Donet,18, appeared Friday afternoon at the Montreal Courthouse.
He is facing several charges including second-degree murder.
According to SPVM spokesperson Caroline Chèvrefils, Donet was known to police.
He was first arrested Nov. 9.
“The major crimes unit arrested the suspect for drug and firearms possession,” Chèvrefils told Global News.
Chèvrefils said Donet remained in custody during the course of the investigation which allowed inspectors to also arrest him for the murder of Dopwell-Bailey.
Dopwell-Bailey was stabbed to death following an altercation between a group of teenagers on Oct. 18, in front of his school in in Côte-Des-Neiges.
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