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Ottawa police have arrested a suspect in the shooting deaths of Dirie Olol and Abdurahman Al-Shammari, and the wounding of Al-Shammari’s brother, Talal Al-Shammari.
Alam Gabriel Buoc, 30, had been sought on two counts of first-degree murder in the slayings of Al-Shammari, 26, and Olol, 27, and one count of attempted murder in the shooting of Talal, 27.
Talal remains in hospital in serious condition, police said.
Police said in a news release late Thursday night that Buoc was arrested by Ottawa police frontline services. He was to appear in court on Friday.
Homicide detectives began investigating the double killings and the attempted homicide early Monday morning after Talal showed up at the Queensway-Carleton Hospital just after 7 a.m. with bullet wounds to his neck, shoulder and pinky finger.
From there, police later found Abdulrahman lying on a Tavistock Road driveway with a gunshot wound to the chest. Hours later, Abdulrahman’s idling white Mazda 3 was found on Wayne Avenue East with Olol’s body inside. Olol had been shot in the forehead.
Investigators believed the shootings across the west-end were connected and targeted. All three victims grew up together and lived just doors away from each other in Kanata.
Buoc has a significant criminal record dating back to 2007, including assaulting a peace officer, resisting arrest, assault and several breaches for refusing to follow conditions imposed on him by the court.
Buoc was convicted on Valentine’s Day 2014 for several offences, including possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking and possession of a gun. He was arrested and charged in 2012 for failing to stop for police and driving while his licence was suspended after being pulled over by police on Dumaurier Avenue and Ramsey Crescent in the west end of Ottawa.
Inside his car, police found a loaded .45-calibre P12-45 handgun and cocaine.
Buoc appealed that conviction, but the appeal was ultimately dismissed. Part of his sentence was a 10-year ban from possessing any guns.
He was also known to police for other reasons.
After he pleaded guilty to assault, assaulting a peace officer and two breaches of probation in 2011, Jason Gilbert, his lawyer at the time, said his client suffered from serious alcohol addiction.
With files from Shaamini Yogaretnam
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Alam Gabriel Buoc, 30, had been sought on two counts of first-degree murder in the slayings of Al-Shammari, 26, and Olol, 27, and one count of attempted murder in the shooting of Talal, 27.
Talal remains in hospital in serious condition, police said.
Police said in a news release late Thursday night that Buoc was arrested by Ottawa police frontline services. He was to appear in court on Friday.
Homicide detectives began investigating the double killings and the attempted homicide early Monday morning after Talal showed up at the Queensway-Carleton Hospital just after 7 a.m. with bullet wounds to his neck, shoulder and pinky finger.
From there, police later found Abdulrahman lying on a Tavistock Road driveway with a gunshot wound to the chest. Hours later, Abdulrahman’s idling white Mazda 3 was found on Wayne Avenue East with Olol’s body inside. Olol had been shot in the forehead.
Investigators believed the shootings across the west-end were connected and targeted. All three victims grew up together and lived just doors away from each other in Kanata.
Buoc has a significant criminal record dating back to 2007, including assaulting a peace officer, resisting arrest, assault and several breaches for refusing to follow conditions imposed on him by the court.
Buoc was convicted on Valentine’s Day 2014 for several offences, including possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking and possession of a gun. He was arrested and charged in 2012 for failing to stop for police and driving while his licence was suspended after being pulled over by police on Dumaurier Avenue and Ramsey Crescent in the west end of Ottawa.
Inside his car, police found a loaded .45-calibre P12-45 handgun and cocaine.
Buoc appealed that conviction, but the appeal was ultimately dismissed. Part of his sentence was a 10-year ban from possessing any guns.
He was also known to police for other reasons.
After he pleaded guilty to assault, assaulting a peace officer and two breaches of probation in 2011, Jason Gilbert, his lawyer at the time, said his client suffered from serious alcohol addiction.
With files from Shaamini Yogaretnam
查看原文...
