‘Senseless and heartbreaking act’: Victim’s family appeals for info after man died following Mississauga home break-in
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The family of a man who died following a fight during a break-in at his Mississauga home earlier this month is appealing to anyone with information to contact authorities.
The family of a man who died following a fight during a break-in at his Mississauga home earlier this month is appealing to anyone with information to contact authorities.
“(We are) devastated by this senseless and heartbreaking act, and we are seeking justice for Mr. Wei Ruo Zhao,” the statement read.
“We are appealing to anyone who may have information about the suspect or the events of that night. If you saw anything suspicious, no matter how small or insignificant it may seem, please come forward.”
The victim’s family went on to say that information provided to authorities “could help bring the person responsible to justice and prevent further harm.”
“(We urge) anyone with information to contact the police. Your help is crucial to give our family and Mr. Wei Ruo Zhao the justice we deserve,” they wrote.
“We are grateful for your support during this difficult time.”
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