Myles Sanderson

The last suspect in a horrific stabbing rampage that killed 10 and wounded 18 in western Canada is dead following his capture.

Arcand rushed to the reserve the morning of the rampage. Many of Sanderson’s crimes were committed when he was intoxicated, according to court records. He was detained and a knife was found inside the vehicle, she said. He then stood watch during the holdup. Video and photos from the scene showed a white SUV off to the side of the road with police cars all around. He later pleaded guilty to assault and threatening Earl Burns’ life. What I saw that day I can’t get out of my head.” As for what set off the violence, Arcand said: “We’re all looking for those same answers. The other victim was from Weldon, 78-year-old Wesley Patterson. One official said Myles Sanderson, 32, died from self-inflicted injuries Wednesday after police forced the stolen car he was driving off a highway in Saskatchewan. Some photos and video taken from a distance appeared to show Sanderson being frisked. Both men were residents of the Indigenous reserve.

The final suspect in the stabbing rampage in and around a Canadian reserve is dead from self-inflicted injuries after being captured by police an official ...

Authorities would not say how the victims might be related. The fugitive’s brother and fellow suspect, Damien Sanderson, 30, was found dead on Monday near the stabbing sites. One was from Weldon, 78-year-old Wesley Patterson. A community has been left reeling.” Air bags had deployed in the SUV. “I’m extremely concerned with what occurred here.

Sanderson's death means both suspects in the attack that rocked the Canadian province of Saskatchewan are now dead.

Myles Sanderson experienced "medical distress" and died after a high-speed chase, police say.

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Just hours later, police confirmed Sanderson was pronounced dead in hospital. “We have questions,” Mendicino said in response to reporter questions late ...

“There are a number of ongoing investigations, both into the circumstances surrounding Mr. “It’s something that is hard to comprehend because we’re kind of a small people. We’re stuck on the same little piece of land … “Shortly after his arrest, he went into medical distress,” Blackmore said, and “all lifesaving measures that we’re capable of were taken,” including CPR. Sanderson was the subject of a four-day manhunt after being named as a suspect in one of the worst mass killings in Canadian history. A knife was found inside the vehicle after he was taken into custody.

The last suspect in a horrific stabbing rampage that killed 10 and wounded 18 in western Canada is dead following his capture.

Arcand rushed to the reserve the morning of the rampage. Many of Sanderson’s crimes were committed when he was intoxicated, according to court records. Mark Mendelson, a former Toronto police detective, said the police are bound by police service laws that govern the work of internal affairs when there is a death in police custody. He was detained and a knife was found inside the vehicle, she said. “They have to at least wait until the forensic autopsy is concluded and hopefully the pathologist will come up with a cause of death. What I saw that day I can’t get out of my head.” As for what set off the violence, Arcand said: “We’re all looking for those same answers. “I can’t speak to the specific manner of death. Blackmore gave no details on the cause of death. The other victim was from Weldon, 78-year-old Wesley Patterson. Some photos and video taken from a distance appeared to show Sanderson being frisked. Both men were residents of the Indigenous reserve.

The last suspect in a horrific stabbing rampage that killed 10 and wounded 18 in western Canada is dead following his capture.

Arcand rushed to the reserve the morning of the rampage. Many of Sanderson’s crimes were committed when he was intoxicated, according to court records. Mark Mendelson, a former Toronto police detective, said the police are bound by police service laws that govern the work of internal affairs when there is a death in police custody. He was detained and a knife was found inside the vehicle, she said. “They have to at least wait until the forensic autopsy is concluded and hopefully the pathologist will come up with a cause of death. What I saw that day I can’t get out of my head.” As for what set off the violence, Arcand said: “We’re all looking for those same answers. “I can’t speak to the specific manner of death. Blackmore gave no details on the cause of death. The other victim was from Weldon, 78-year-old Wesley Patterson. Some photos and video taken from a distance appeared to show Sanderson being frisked. Both men were residents of the Indigenous reserve.

One official said Myles Sanderson died from self-inflicted injuries after police forced the stolen car he was driving off a highway in Saskatchewan.

Many of Sanderson's crimes were committed when he was intoxicated, according to court records. That's the hardest part of this." He was detained and a knife was found inside the vehicle, she said. What I saw that day I can't get out of my head." As for what set off the violence, Arcand said: "We're all looking for those same answers. "I can't speak to the specific manner of death. He later pleaded guilty to assault and threatening Earl Burns' life. Blackmore gave no details on the cause of death. The other victim was from Weldon, 78-year-old Wesley Patterson. Some photos and video taken from a distance appeared to show Sanderson being frisked. Both men were residents of the Indigenous reserve. Video and photos from the scene showed a white SUV alongside the road with police cars all around.