Ontario police are searching for two murder suspects, with one believed to be in B.C. and linked to Richmond, Abbotsford, Chilliwack, and Terrace.
Ontario Murder Suspect Linked to B.C. Communities
Police in Ontario are now asking people in British Columbia to stay alert. Meanwhile, two men are wanted in a serious murder case. In fact, one suspect may already be in B.C.
Additionally, officers say he could have ties to several communities, including Richmond, Abbotsford, Chilliwack, and Terrace.
What Happened in Perth, Ontario
On April 12, officers went to a park in Perth, Ontario. At that time, they found a man with very serious injuries. As a result, emergency crews rushed him to hospital.
However, the man later died from his injuries. He was identified as 34-year-old Christo Allison Richards from Ottawa.
Moreover, investigators quickly began looking into what happened. Subsequently, they treated the case as a homicide.
Two Men Now Wanted for Murder
Police have now issued warrants for two suspects. They are Joseph Madore, 34, and Brayton Kennedy, 28. Both are from Ottawa.
Additionally, both men face charges of second-degree murder.
Meanwhile, investigators are working across multiple agencies. For example, they are working with forensic teams and the coroner’s office. In fact, several specialist units are now involved in the case.
Suspect May Be in British Columbia
Police believe Joseph Madore may currently be in British Columbia. Moreover, they say he could have connections in Richmond, Abbotsford, Chilliwack, and Terrace.
At the same time, Brayton Kennedy may still be in the Ottawa area. However, officers also say he could be travelling.
Therefore, police are warning the public to stay cautious. In addition, they stress that no one should approach either suspect.
Instead, people should contact police right away if they see them.
Public Asked to Help
Police are now asking for help from the public. Additionally, any small detail could help the investigation.
Therefore, anyone with information should call the Lanark County Ontario Provincial Police at 1-888-310-1122.
Meanwhile, officers continue their search across provinces. In fact, they say public awareness is very important right now.
Safety Reminder from Police
Finally, police remind everyone to stay safe. Do not approach the suspects. Instead, report sightings immediately.
Moreover, investigators say the case is still active. Therefore, more updates may come as the search continues.
