Police arrest 2nd suspect in fatal stabbing of Montreal teen
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Montreal police have made a second arrest in the killing of a 16-year-old boy outside a school in Côte-des-Neiges.
Police say Andrei Donnet, 18, appeared at the Montreal courthouse today to face several charges, including second-degree murder.
The victim, Jannai Dopwell-Bailey, was stabbed outside the Mile End high school program on Oct. 18 following a fight.
Last month, about four days after the stabbing, a minor was charged with second-degree murder in youth court. His identity is not being released due to his age.
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