How London Police Arrested Man Wanted In College Shooting

Police in London carried out a major investigation and search operation that led to the arrest of a suspect wanted in connection with a fatal shooting at Lambton College in Sarnia, Ontario. The case drew widespread attention across Canada after a shooting at a campus bar left one person dead and two others injured earlier this month.

According to investigators, the shooting happened during a student event at a bar connected to the college campus. Emergency crews responded to reports of gunfire shortly before 1 a.m. and found three victims suffering from gunshot wounds. One victim, identified as 20-year-old Dane Nisbet, later died in hospital, while two others survived with non-life-threatening injuries.

Police quickly launched a large investigation involving officers from multiple departments. Detectives reviewed surveillance footage, interviewed witnesses, and tracked the movements of several people believed to be connected to the incident. Authorities said four individuals left the scene in a vehicle immediately after the shooting, which helped investigators begin tracing suspects.

During the investigation, police executed search warrants at properties in London, Ontario. Officers recovered a vehicle believed to have been used after the shooting and arrested one suspect on charges including second-degree murder and attempted murder.

Investigators then focused their attention on another suspect identified as Kyaw “Chin” Doe, a 24-year-old man from London. Police described him as armed and dangerous and warned the public not to approach him. Authorities also alleged that he may have been attempting to change his appearance and clothing while avoiding arrest.

As the search intensified, police worked with law enforcement agencies across Ontario and alerted border officials as part of a Canada-wide warrant. Investigators believed the suspect may have received help while hiding after the shooting. Search operations were also carried out at a hotel unit in nearby Point Edward, where officers recovered what police believe was the firearm used in the attack.

Additional arrests were made during the investigation, including individuals accused of helping suspects after the shooting. Police said the operation involved extensive coordination between different law enforcement teams and relied heavily on intelligence gathering, surveillance work, and public tips.

Authorities stated that the incident did not appear to be connected to a long-running dispute with the victims. Investigators said early findings suggested the confrontation began and ended at the college bar on the night of the shooting.

The fatal shooting shocked the Lambton College community and raised concerns about safety at campus events. College officials described the incident as a tragic act of violence and offered support services to students and staff affected by the incident.

Police officials said the investigation remains active and additional updates may be released as court proceedings continue. Authorities also thanked the public for cooperation and information provided during the search operation.