A manhunt is on in Ontario Canada for Kyaw (Chin) Doe who is wanted for the murder of Dane Nisbet
According to police reports Dane Nisbet was shot in a Sarnia Ontario bar on the Lambton College campus and the prime suspect is believed to be Kway “Chin” Doe who has an arrest warrant out for him charging him with:
- Second Degree Murder
- Attempted Murder X 2
- Possession of a firearm while prohibited
Witnesses reported two men with weapons inside of the bar when shots rang out striking Dane Nisbet and two other men. Dane Nisbet would be rushed to a Sarnia hospital however he would die from his injuries
London Ontario police would announce that they have arrested Oudom “Richard” BUN (photo below) and he has been charged with second degree murder and two counts of attempted murder
Police are asking for anyone with information about the shooting and the whereabouts of Kyaw (Chin) Doe to contact them immediately
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Sarnia police have arrested one suspect and issued a warrant for another in the Lambton College bar shooting that left one man dead and two others injured
Dane Nisbet, 20, of Sarnia was killed and two of his former teammates on the Mooretown Flags junior C hockey team suffered non-life-threatening injuries after being shot early Friday morning at the Lion’s Den pub.
Oudom (Richard) Bun, 23, of London was charged Saturday with second-degree murder and two counts of attempted murder, Sarnia police said in a news release.
An arrest warrant is sought for Kyaw (Chin) Doe, 24, of London on charges of second-degree murder, two counts of attempted murder and possession of a firearm while prohibited.
Police believe Kyaw (Chin) Doe went into hiding soon after the shooting. He is considered armed and dangerous and should not be approached, police said.
Kyaw (Chin) Doe is not believed to be in the Sarnia area, police said. They said he may be getting help from people in western and northern Ontario.
The investigation continued Sunday with the Sarnia police’s emergency response team going to a Venetian Boulevard hotel in the afternoon after executing a warrant in the morning in the 300 block of Indian Road North.
Sarnia police executed warrants mid-morning Saturday on two London residences, one in the 200 block of Boullee Street and one on Stonehenge Place, with help from London police. They seized the vehicle believed to be used in the shooting.
They found Bun at one residence while executing the warrants. He was arrested and taken to Sarnia for a video bail hearing Sunday.
Sarnia police also arrested two females late Friday morning. They’re not believed to be involved with the shooting and were released unconditionally, police said.
Anyone who sees Doe or knows his location is asked to call 911. He’s under a court order prohibiting him from having firearms.
Sarnia police investigators and forensic examiners have finished processing the two London addresses. The Lambton College shooting scene has been cleared.
The shooting took place Friday at about 1 a.m. Two hours earlier, police were called to an Exmouth Street bar after a report of two males with one gun, possibly two. The bar’s front door glass was also broken.
The two males fled in a vehicle before police arrived. A caller gave police a licence plate, but it proved to be incorrect.
Officers found one male who’d fled on foot and arrested him behind a dumpster for the broken glass. He was investigated after the shooting and later excluded from that investigation.
Police searched for the two suspects despite not having their names or licence plate. They stopped one vehicle that was a possible match, but it didn’t have the suspects.
Sarnia police arrest one suspect, hunt for another in shooting death | The Sarnia Observer
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A gun investigators believe is linked to the fatal shooting of a former junior hockey player at a Lambton College campus pub was seized in a hotel, Sarnia police said Sunday as two more people were charged in connection with the case.
It was about 1 a.m. on Friday when gunshots were fired at the Lion’s Den, an on-campus pub, killing 20-year-old Dane Nisbet of Sarnia, police said. Two other people, both former teammates of his with the Jr. C Mooretown Flags, were hurt.
On Sunday, one day after police raided two homes in London, Sarnia police said they had charged two 19-year-olds after arrests at a home in the 300-block of Indian Road North in Sarnia and a Venetian Boulevard hotel in Point Edward.
Police said a gun they believe is connected to the fatal shooting was found in the latter location.
Forensics results are pending, but police believe the gun is from the United States and not registered in Canada.
Johnathan Osborne-Walsh, 19, of Sarnia and Ava-Leigh Lightheart, 19, are facing multiple charges, including accessory after the fact to murder.
Lightheart and Osborne-Walsh are also charged with unauthorized possession of a firearm, possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose, possession of a firearm knowing its possession is unauthorized and possession of a prohibited firearm with ammunition, police said.
Lightheart is also charged with obstructing police, carrying a concealed weapon, trafficking a firearm and possession of a firearm in a moving vehicle, police said, adding she was remanded into custody after a bail hearing.
Osborne-Walsh is also charged with careless storage of ammunition, possession of a prohibited device and possession of a weapon obtained by a crime, police said, adding he’s scheduled to appear in Sarnia bail court Monday
Those charges come one day after the searches of homes on Boullee Street and Stonehenge Place in London.
Oudom (Richard) Bun, 23, of London is charged with second-degree murder and two counts of attempted murder. But as of late Sunday, police were still seeking Kyaw (Chin) Doe, 24, of London on charges of second-degree murder and two counts of attempted murder. He’s considered armed and dangerous and should not be approached, said police, who do not believe he’s in the Sarnia area.
Nisbet was formerly a student at Lambton College. A physical education and health professor at the school, Sue Patrick, remembered him as “an enthusiastic and energetic student that always came to class with a smile.”
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Sarnia, Ont. police have announced the arrest of a man wanted in connection with a fatal shooting at Lambton College who’s been on the run for more than two weeks.
According to a social media post from the Sarnia Police Service, Kyaw “Chin” Doe was arrested by police on Monday.
Police say that on Monday, Sarnia police homicide investigators identified a residence in the City of London where Doe was believed to be hiding.
With the assistance of the London Police Service, including their Emergency Response Unit, the residence was contained.
Police say Doe “eventually” surrendered to police.
He was arrested and turned over to Sarnia police at the scene.
As a result of the investigation, Kyaw “Chin” Doe, 24, was arrested. He has been held for bail on the following charges for his alleged involvement:
Second degree murder
Attempted murder (two counts)
Possession of a firearm while prohibited
“The Sarnia Police Service extends our deepest condolences to the family and friends of Dane Nisbet. This has been devastating to them and to our community. We hope that this arrest brings a small measure of comfort, as the grief of Dane’s loss continues to be felt,” Chief Derek Davis said in a statement.
In the early hours of April 10, shots rang out at Lambton College’s Lions Den Pub following an altercation between two groups of people.
Dane Nisbet, 20, was fatally shot.
Nisbet’s funeral was held on April 17, and was attended by hundreds of mourners, including Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley.
Two other people were shot during the incident, and suffered non-life threatening injuries.
Three people have been previously charged in Nisbet’s death, including Odum Richard Bun, 23, charged with second-degree murder and who remains in custody, along with two Sarnia residents. Nineteen-year-old Johnathan Osborne-Walsh and Ava-Leigh Lightheart, also 19, are each charged with various offences, including accessory after the fact.
On April 18 Sarnia police canvassed a townhouse complex on Boullee Street in London, as it was Doe’s last known address before the shooting.
A $25,000 reward was offered for information leading to Doe’s arrest, which was later upped to $50,000.
