Jeremia Valentine, who went to Jail in Toronto to participate in a 2005 boxing day to attend a shootout, killing a 15 -year -old girl, accused of murder in Montreal.
The 43-year-old, 33-year-old Abdhe Kandith faces a count of a first-degree murder in the murder of Ibrahim, which was closed on Tuesday at a city Montreal Square around 12:45 pm.
Valentine was among several people convicted in a shootout in Toronto among rival gangs in Toronto in 2005, killing 15 -year -old Jane Kreba and injuring six others. Kreba was shopping on Yonge Street with her mother and sister, traditionally one of Toronto’s busiest strips for Boxing Day Bargain Hunters, when he was caught in a crossfire.
Crown said that the forensic had determined that it was “very likely” he fired the bullet killing a student of grade 10, but admitted that those tests were not certain and the bullet could have come with two other weapons.
In 2009, Valentine convicted the second degree killing and did not allow parole up to 12 years for a crime, which became a flashpoint for the city’s anger over the increase in gun -related killings.
Ontario Superior Court Justice John McMahon said Valentine would have to wait for more than 12 years for parole eligibility.
Crown says that the Montreal case was closed till 23 October after a brief hearing in the city courtyard on Thursday. According to the charging document, Valentine was living in the city of Montreal.
Canada’s parole board on Thursday did not respond to the remarks requests, and the prosecutor’s office refused to comment further.