Southern Ont. man charged with attempted murder in Timmins shooting
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One of two men wanted for attempted murder in Timmins has been arrested, while a warrant has been issued for a second suspect, who fled police on foot.
One of two men wanted for attempted murder in Timmins has been arrested, while a warrant has been issued for a second suspect, who fled police on foot.
The suspects were found during an early morning traffic stop May 11 in the city.
“Two males were identified as being involved in the weapons incident on Sixth Avenue on May 7,” Timmins police said in a news release Monday.
Charged is a 20-year-old suspect Markham, who is charged with attempted murder, firearms offences and driving violations in connection with the car crash that happened after the shooting.
“He is currently in custody awaiting a bail hearing,” police said.
In the original incident, Timmins police responded to a weapons incident shortly before 6:30 a.m. May 7. One man was found on Sixth Avenue with a gunshot wound, police said in a news release. He was treated for non-life-threatening injuries.
The investigation is ongoing and anyone with any information is encouraged to contact the Timmins Police Service at 705-264-1201 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
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