Edmonton police said a second male had been arrested, and officers were on the lookout for a third, related to the shooting death of a man back in April.
EPS said Friday that the investigation into the slaying of Trevor Keith Deleeuw, 25, back in April had been wrapped up – two suspects were in custody and had been charged, and police were searching for a third man who was allegedly involved.
St. Albert RCMP and EPS started their investigation after the body of a deceased male was found in St. Albert on April 6 - it's believed the victim was shot in west Edmonton.
On September 1, the first suspect was charged in connection to Deleeuw’s death – David Klassen, 26, was charged with second degree murder, unlawful use of a weapon, assault with a weapon and disguise with intent.
Then, on October 28, police laid the same charges against Joseph Charron, 26.
Police are searching for Shayne Fry, 28, of St. Albert. Fry currently has a warrant out for his arrest on a charge of second-degree murder in relation to the homicide.
Deleeuw’s death is the sixth homicide of 2015.
