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Second fugitive suspect in Canada mass stabbing dies following manhunt

By DW
10 September 2022   |   10:32 am
Police have said that the 32-year-old suspect in a deadly stabbing spree died shortly after being taken into custody along a remote stretch of highway and there was "no longer a risk to public safety."

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