Police asking public to help identify 'person of interest' in Russell Road stabbing | Unpublished
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Author: Paula Tran
Publication Date: October 28, 2025 - 11:37

Police asking public to help identify 'person of interest' in Russell Road stabbing

October 28, 2025
The Ottawa Police Service is appealing to the public to help identify a "person of interest" in relation to a fatal stabbing near Ottawa Trainyards earlier this month. Read More


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