– Victim and suspect identified in Hamilton, Ontario murder case: Victim identification, suspect identification
– Hamilton, Ontario murder case: Victim and suspect identification, murder case in Hamilton, Ontario.
Accident – Death – Obituary News :
Hamilton Police Identify Suspect and Victim in Stoney Creek Murder Case
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Hamilton police have successfully identified the suspect and released the name of the victim involved in a recent homicide that took place at a residence in Stoney Creek last night.
The police department received a distress call and promptly responded to a home located near the intersection of Trafalgar and Mud streets in Stoney Creek at approximately 7:30 p.m.
Upon arrival, law enforcement discovered a man suffering from severe injuries. The victim was immediately transported to a nearby hospital, where he was unfortunately pronounced dead.
The deceased has been identified as 56-year-old Kuldip Singh, a resident of Stoney Creek.
Authorities have not disclosed any specific details regarding the nature of the injuries that resulted in the victim’s demise.
The suspect, who had been previously identified by witnesses as the victim, has been identified as 22-year-old Sukhraj Cheema-Singh, the son of the deceased. It remains unclear whether Cheema-Singh resides in Hamilton.
Law enforcement officials have confirmed that Cheema-Singh is wanted for first-degree murder. He is currently at large and is considered armed and dangerous.
Investigators believe that Cheema-Singh was present in the area for approximately thirty minutes before the incident occurred. Following the altercation, he fled the scene with his father.
According to the police, the suspect made his getaway in a medium-sized dark blue SUV. The vehicle was last seen heading north on Trafalgar towards Mud Street.
The investigative team is appealing to potential witnesses and individuals with video recordings of the incident to come forward. If you have any information, please contact Detective Lisa Chambers at 905-546-3843.
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