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Canadian police report possible sighting of Saskatchewan stabbings suspect

Police RCMP Myles Sanderson

Regina Police Department

Canadian police said they received a report about a possible sighting of stabbings suspect Myles Sanderson at an Indigenous reserve.

“Update for Dangerous Person Alert for James Smith Cree Nation: Investigators have received reports of a possible sighting of suspect Myles Sanderson on James Smith Cree Nation. RCMP responding. If in area: seek shelter/shelter in place. DO NOT approach. 911 to report info,” the RCMP wrote on Twitter on Tuesday afternoon.

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