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Fort Chipewyan Stabbing Under Investigation, One Person Charged

Fort Chipewyan stabbing, violent crime

A Fort Chipewyan stabbing that occurred on Sunday morning is still being investigated by law enforcement, and one person has been charged so far for this violent crime. The Fort Chipewyan RCMP received a call that there was a stabbing, and the officers responded to the Doghead Reserve which is situated just outside of the small community. Upon arriving at the residence the police found a woman with injuries consistent with being stabbed. The victim was initially transported to a local medical clinic, and then she was airlifted to an Edmonton hospital where her condition was considered serious but not life threatening. The name of the stabbing victim has not been released by police yet. RCMP spokesperson Constable Ashley Quallie did confirm that the woman who was stabbed was not a minor.

After the RCMP responded to the Fort Chipewyan stabbing an investigation into the violent crime was started. A short time after they received the report and responded to the residence of the victim the police arrested 20 year old Dalton Vermillion at a different address and residence. When police executed a search warrant at Dalton’s home they recovered a number of pieces of evidence that were related to the crime. Vermillion faces charges of aggravated assault as well as numerous other charges that are all related to the violent crime in question. So far police have not disclosed why the stabbing occurred or the relationship between Vermillion and the victim, or if there was even a relationship or motive for the violent crime to begin with.

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Violent Crimes Lead to Inter-Provincial Investigation

inter-provincial investigation, violent crime

An inter-provincial investigation has expanded, with violent crimes and violent criminals across multiple provinces being targeted.. So far the investigation has led to 78 charges against a total of 6 people, and these numbers are expected to rise as the investigation continues. So far two deaths and many violent crime victims have been identified in the criminal charges. The latest charges have hit closer to home, with individuals from Fort MacMurray and Edmonton being identified and arrested. 26 year old Edmonton resident Fabick Gorjok was arrested in February but the arrest was not publicized as police determined whether it was related to the larger inter-provincial investigation. Gorjok was charged with public mischief, breaking and entering, and unlawful confinement.

The inter-provincial investigation into violent crimes including murder is continuing, and more arrests are expected as further details emerge. 37 year old Adrian Barnes was arrested on March 31, 2015 on arrest warrants out of Fort MacMurray, and the defendant is facing charges that include conspiracy to commit a break and enter, aggravated assault, and two counts of extortion as well as additional charges. 26 year old Michael Kogut was arrested in Edmonton on March 31, 2015, and charged with robbery with a firearm, breaking and entering, and unlawful confinement. 28 year old Jonathan Henry was placed under arrest the following day and is charged with 15 offenses which include three weapons-related offences, uttering threats to cause death, three firearms-related offences, robbery, and injuring an animal. 27 year old Sean Jennings was also arrested and charged with first degree murder, second degree murder, and four firearms-related offences. 23 year old David Nguyen has been charged with a total of 20 offenses.