Man injured during officer-involved shooting in Markham has died - CP24 / cp24
Friday, June 13, 2025, 6:21 pm permalink
In Markham, responding officers intervened after a man stabbed a woman at a condo, resulting in an officer-involved shooting. The suspect, who died in hospital, has left the community and authorities grappling with questions regarding the use of lethal force during the chaotic incident.
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