Two teen suspects arrested in Sudbury murder, double stabbing
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Sudbury police say the two teen suspects wanted in the Wednesday morning double stabbing that resulted in a 17-year-old's death have been arrested.
Sudbury police say the two teen suspects wanted in the Wednesday morning double stabbing that resulted in a 17-year-old's death have been arrested.
"The youths have been identified, however, due to their ages and the provisions under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, we cannot provide their identities or photos of them at this time," Greater Sudbury Police Service said in a news update Wednesday afternoon.
Around 2:50 a.m. June 14, officers were called to the area of Racicot Drive and Falconbridge Road where two people required immediate medical attention for serious, life-threatening injuries after being stabbed, Sudbury police said in a news release.
They were both taken to hospital by paramedics, where a 17-year-old succumbed to their injuries.
The other teen remains in hospital in stable condition.
"Our deepest condolences go out to the youth’s family and friends. His name will not be released out of respect for his family’s wishes," police said.
The stabbings happened as the result of an altercation between a group of people and those involved fled on foot before officers arrived.
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