Warmington: Cop Peel charged with murder in Brampton shooting

Peel Police at his Chandni Convention on June 19 When they arrived at the center, two men shot.

One dead at scene, another of him at Brampton's Gateway He's Boulevard He's Banquet and died.

was a double murder that stemmed from an altercation over his participation in Father's Day events. Eyewitnesses said the two groups clashed before shooting occurred as people fled as bullets rang out.

His 28-year-old Kenroy Benjamin of Bolton was pronounced dead at the scene. The second victim, his 40-year-old Sheldon Taylor of Whitby, later died in hospital.

The police could do little. The event was attended by so many people that there was chaos and chaos. But they went to work. They interviewed banquet hall staff, witnesses, and watched security videos of him.

Then there were some clues. Now, six weeks later, Peel police have two of his men in custody and he has been charged with one of the murders.

They charged her 36-year-old Ezekel Vincent of East Gwillimbury with second-degree murder for the murder of Benjamin. They also charged Robert Dallas, 36, of North York with complicity after the murder. Both appeared in court on Thursday.

But the investigation is far from over. Homicide investigator Peale is still working to arrest those responsible for Taylor's murder. He is also very sad because Taylor had his five children without fathers anymore. If anyone knows who was responsible for his murder, the police are calling for help.

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'Sheldon on his Taylor's death' The investigation is ongoing," Peel Police said. “Anyone with information regarding this incident, surveillance or dashcam footage, who may have captured moments immediately before, during, or after the incident, should contact investigators at 905-453-2121 extension 3205. You may be asked to contact Peel Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or visitpearlcrimestoppers.ca.

This case is still ongoing, there is more work to be done

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