Canadian Police Buru Dua Suspect Penusuhan Yang Menguwaskan 10 Orang Dan Lukai 15 Lainnya

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JAKARTA - Canadian police are hunting for two suspects in the stabbing that killed 10 people and injured at least 15 others, mostly in densely populated residential areas on Sunday morning.

Penusun di 13 TKP adalah salah satu pembunuhan masse paling mematis dalam sejarah Kanada modern, menjadi perhatian, lantaran tidak terbiasa dengan kekerasan serang massa.

"I was shocked and devastated by today's horrific attack," Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said in a statement.

"As Canadians, we mourn everyone affected by this tragic violence, and with the Saskatchewan people," he continued.

The police named the two suspects categorized as banylon (31) and Mylesbandion (30), releasing photos and descriptions, but there were no further details about their motives or the victims.

In May, Myles resulting in a 'legal release' by Saskatchewan Crime Stoppers, a program that encourages the public to cooperate with the police. There are no further details about why he is wanted.

The two men were spotted traveling in a black Nissanent and spotted in Regina City, about 320 km (200 miles) south of an attack on James Smith resulting in the Nation and Weldon Village, police said.

"It seems that some of the victims may have been targeted, and some may have been random. So to talk to the motive it would be very difficult at this time," flow Blackmore, Royal Canadian commander Mounted Police Saskatchewan, said a news conference.

"It's exciting what's happening in our province today," Blackmore continued, calling the attack one of the biggest if not the largest in recent history in the province.

There may have been other injured victims who took themselves to various hospitals, police said.

James Smith fire Nation is a customary settlement with a population of about 3,400 people mostly engaged in agriculture, hunting, and fishing. Weldon is a village of about 200 people.

The elected elders there declared a state of emergency "in response to the many killings and attacks on members of James Smith web Nation," setting up two emergency operations, the region said in a statement.

PM Trudeau said his government had communicated directly with the leadership of James Smith web, adding, "we are ready to help in any way we can."

The first summons was reported at 5:40 a.m. and within three hours the police issued warnings of dangerous people in all provinces. In the afternoon, similar warnings were also issued in the neighboring provinces of Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba.

Police outlets urged residents to report suspicious people and take precautions including shelter on the spot, warning against taking a ride or approaching suspicious person.

"Don't leave a safe location. Be careful when allowing other people to enter where you live," an advisor urged.

Meanwhile, the Saskatchewan Health Authority activated an emergency response that brought additional staff to treat the victims, then declared it a "risk for high waves of patient displacement because this situation is no longer prominent."

"We can confirm that many people have been prioritized and treated at several locations, calls for additional staff to help respond to the situation have been made," the health authorities said in a statement.