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Three composite sketches have been released by the RCMP of the suspects wanted in connection to the incident that happened south of Esterhazy.
The first suspect is described as a man believed to be in his 20s who’s around 6-foot-2 and weighs 180 to 200 pounds with a slender build.
Other features include:
- Piercing/scar or absence of hair on left eyebrow;
- May have a lower stomach tattoo;
- Face was covered by a thin neck warmer/tube pulled up
- Wearing a black beanie-style head covering/hat
- Dark-coloured Carhartt/work-style jacket with a lighter-coloured “sherpa” style liner
The second suspect is described as a man believed to be older than the other two suspects, around 5-foot-11 and weighing around 210 pounds.
His appearance is described as:
- Face was covered by black balaclava
- Sparsely haired moustache visible
- Tattoos:
- Small pointed tattoo near the corner of left eye (possibly a teardrop or arrow);
- Top of arched tattoo partially visible under facial covering near the top of the left cheekbone, under the left eye;
The third suspect is believed to be a man who’s shorter than the other two suspects and weighs around 200 to 240 pounds.
His clothing is described as:
- Face was covered by a thin neck warmer/tube pulled up
- Wearing a black beanie-style head covering/hat
- Wearing what is believed to have been a “Red Dragon Apparel” hoodie. There was a large “Red Dragon” logo on the front, no zipper;
On Friday, police responded to a break and enter and found a man dead and a woman injured.
Police said the suspects stole three long-barreled firearms and a significant amount of ammunition from the home; all of those items were stored appropriately, police said.
The RCMP also said the suspects arrived to the rural home in a vehicle and left in it after they lit the home owner’s vehicle on fire.
The suspects’ vehicle travelled east and west of the intersections of Highway 637 and Highway 9 after the incident.
Police said they do not have a description of the vehicle.
“There will continue to be an increased police presence in the area in relation to this investigation in the coming days,” RCMP said in a statement. “We ask the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity or information to police immediately.”
